Dublin Airport

Incidents include unruly passengers fighting among themselves and abusing or assaulting staff, says IAA

Facility of 8,592sq m will be available in Q4 following full refurbishment

Six-month Unifil deployment in Lebanon completed by 170 troops

Department of Transport to consider State ‘aid scheme’ to support new regional routes

Airport operator DAA says it is closely examining recent report on heath effects of air traffic

Darragh O’Brien is hopeful for a solution that can also respect independence of planning process

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Darragh O’Brien has met airlines and other groups and will continue meetings in the coming weeks

Dual strategies affecting this Republic’s airports are now under review

Dr Sean Sweeney says project might not be completed by 2035 deadline

CEO Kenny Jacobs dismisses sale option for subsidiaries Aer Rianta International and DAA International

In March of this year, slightly fewer than 39,000 people normally resident in Ireland travelled to the US, a drop of 27 per cent compared with March 2024

CEO Kenny Jacobs predicts airline demand will see passengers at Dublin rise to 36m this year

Portuguese authorities say ‘no evidence’ of cyber attack, Spanish PM urges against speculation

Getting business class seats or valet parking doesn’t have to break the bank

Fianna Fáil TD for Clare Cathal Crowe has sought law compelling flights to land at midwestern airport

Airline has begun new service from Dublin to Nashville and is adding further European destinations

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission could take 120 working days to determine if deal goes ahead

Department of Transport highlights runway length, proximity to Wild Atlantic Way and 2.5 hour drive to capital

Ukrainian man (60) and woman (69), who are charged with money-laundering offences, deny the allegations

Two sets of proceedings arose from worker’s use of expletive at Aer Lingus employee

DAA chief executive says it is ‘committed to being good neighbours’ and listening to community concerns

Residents claim ill-health effects from flights with take-offs ‘every two minutes’ during summer months

Irish Aviation Authority publishes draft slot allocations for later this year

Report finds almost 17,000 people living near airport are at risk of cardiovascular illness

High Court judge asks how an expletive can bring about two sets of legal proceedings

O’Brien says he had ‘positive’ talks with US airlines group as Government says it is committed to ending 32m passenger limit

No wonder DAA was so keen to purchase the 6,200-space former QuickPark site near the airport

Agreement in principle to buy Bakkavor marks a major departure in ambition for the Dublin-based sandwich and ready-meal maker

€200 million infrastructure needed to improve access and safety on airfield

Bookseller operates 10 WH outlets at airport, accounting for most of its business

However, bathroom cleanliness continued to fall below targets in 2024, its regulator IAA said

Ruling follows referral of key issues to Europe last year and will remain in place until case is ultimately decided

Inside Business podcast: Eoghan O’Mara Walsh, CEO of the Irish Tourist Industry Confederation, tells host Ciarán Hancock why he thinks CSO figures might be overstating the current trend

Airline’s suggestions for dealing with the issue said to be unconnected to possible legislation for lifting cap

Passenger cap is not a more important problem than housing or critical infrastructure

Colm Dunne claims his dismissal his post at ESP Global Services Ltd was ‘not proportionate’

Court told the medication used without proper supervision has the potential to kill people with certain conditions

Potential for EU-US trade war has added to need for action on passenger cap

Washington put pressure on government in early 1970s to stop forcing passenger planes from US to land at Shannon