Fingal County Council could challenge ruling on Dublin airport night flights
Airport operator DAA was last Tuesday granted a stay on a council order restricting night flights
Airport operator DAA was last Tuesday granted a stay on a council order restricting night flights
Shannon Airport remains on standby for further diversions if required
DAA secured a temporary High Court stay on a Finglas County Council enforcement notice concerning the airport’s North runway
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The DAA claims it faced having to cancel thousands of flights causing disruption to more than 700,000 passengers at Dublin Airport
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Limit was a condition of planning permission for north runway in 2007 and should be adhered to
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Council rules number of night-time flights from new runway breaches planning conditions
DAA had cited ‘chronic congestion’ in application
DAA said that people from all 32 counties flew out of the airport last year
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The numbers of hares at Dublin Airport are about 10 times the average
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Up 1.7 million passengers projected to use facility in 2023
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Airports return to pre-Covid numbers
Ryanair warns of potential for delays and cancellations across Europe as a result of 36-hour strike by French air traffic controllers due to start on Monday evening
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Up to 425,000 passengers due through airport over June bank holiday
Options include a third terminal at Dublin airport, a second one at Baldonnel, and a new one on a greenfield site outside the capital
More than 1.785 million people arrived in the Republic from overseas last month
Close to 1.7 million US-bound passengers will avail of CBP facilities at airport in 2023
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CSO figures show ‘strong recovery’ in travel during 2022 with Irish residents spending €2.9bn on domestic trips
Staff have been trained in using measures, and the DAA is awaiting regulatory approval
State airports company expects passenger numbers to equal pre-Covid record
Coakley O’Neill Town Planning points out council lacks ‘regulatory role or technical experience’ in appeal over airport tunnel plan
Full emergency declared after flight from Liverpool experienced issue with its nose landing gear
Carrier to support regulator as DAA challenges levy finding
St Patrick’s Day and sports events boosted passenger traffic to 2.66m, figures show
Holiday weekend marks start of summer travel with Aer Lingus, Ryanair and other carriers ramping up schedules
Minutes of meeting with Fingal County Council show it raised ‘community concerns’ around new north runway
DAA says there was ‘modest traffic disruption’ as An Garda Síochána and airport police ‘carefully managed’ the situation
Decision came after significant criticism in recent days that the controversial contract had been granted without a public tendering process
Delays could see thousands of airport parking spaces unavailable at Dublin Airport over busy summer season
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