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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

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

American carrier group Airlines for America to meet Government officials to discuss contentious limit

From Wednesday of this week until next Tuesday around 400,000 passengers are expected to come and go

Noise regulator says it may need to assess latest planning permission

Passengers will be able to use the Park2Travel car park – which was formerly Quick Park until it closed in 2020 – from next Monday

Airline chief executive says ‘strange’ cap on north runway flights could damage Dublin Airport’s transatlantic hub status

Industry chiefs seek solutions as overseas visitors to Republic tumble 25% in January

IAG-owned carrier blames pilots’ dispute and increased transatlantic competition for decline

Transport docs

Mr Justice Richard Humphreys dismissed the challenge in a judgement on Friday

Airline initially cited concerns about climate, emissions limits, water quality and bat safety in appeal against An Bord Pleanála approval

Senior employee of 25 years was arrested for stealing from retailers in airport complex

Passengers are now able to travel to the airport by rail and bus on a single ticket

State company DAA will again ask Fingal County Council to increase limit to 36 million passengers a year

Deirdre Fitzpatrick Lally (54) of Beechwood, Kinsealy, Malahide, Co Dublin, sued Aer Lingus and the airport operator, DAA plc

Talks with Dublin Airport over dispute have eased concerns

Ryanair plans to fly record 123 routes from Dublin this summer

Seen and heard: airport cap row may soon be resolved, Vit Hit’s UK sales and councils to face crackdown on housing targets

DAA ‘baffled and bewildered’ by ‘bizarre Fingal County Council flip-flop’

Fingal County Council receives 171 new third-party submissions on DAA plans to raise passenger limit

The action against the sector regulator was due to run for three weeks at the High Court

European court could hear passenger cap case next year

Look up at the screen in Dublin Airport and marvel at all those destinations and what they mean. Think of all the people coming and going. Consider all the ideas, schemes and plans, the commerce, the deals and the dreams

Figures from data consultancy OAG show that the route had 2.35m seats last year, placing it behind Rome Fiumicino to Madrid

In a year of closures and comebacks, Michael O’Leary had a ‘pain in the backside’, while Gail Slater was urged to ‘Make America Competitive Again’

Decisions on legal challenges and planning applications will define 2025 for the aviation sector at least as much as their success in filling seats

Experts urge An Bord Pleanála to adopt ‘robust noise management policies’ to protect public health

Airport operator DAA hopes interim measure designed to address capacity crunch will move quickly through planning system

Former Quickpark site with 6,100 spaces has been closed since 2020

The aviation industry might have lost the heady glamour of its early years but new technology has only fuelled Irish plane-spotters’ passion for flight

Tourism needs aviation to bring in visitors,and airlines need tourism to fill their seats

Airlines in challenge to passenger limit sought move

Airlines for America lobby wrote to outgoing Minister of State at Department of Transport James Lawless as well as other senior politicians

Any decision faces likely appeals cautions DAA boss Kenny Jacobs

Court of Justice of the EU takes an average of 16 months to rule on such matters referred by national courts

Despite lots of talk from politicians about not intervening in the planning process the goals of new national tourism strategy can only be achieved if the Dublin Airport passenger cap is lifted

Airport operator DAA warns community group against protesting on private property