Friday 7 October, 2022
The airline said the underpass will “contribute towards an excessively high per passenger price cap and damage the recovery of Irish aviation”.
Workers said that their wages were not paid into their accounts on time this week on top of other issues with the payment system.
The garda anti-corruption unit are investigating the incident.
The airline cancelled over 50 flights to and from Dublin Airport on Saturday.
The airline cancelled 55 flights over the weekend.
The airline cancelled over 50 flights at Dublin Airport yesterday.
Thousands of people have been queuing inside and outside Dublin Airport today due to long delays.
Dublin Airport is ready for ‘The Dance’.
The new North Runway is 3.1 kilometres in length and is located 1.69km north of the current main runway at the airport.
Fingal County Council has ammended its planning in regard to night time flights on the airport’s new North Runway.
The operator has said that “virtually all passengers” have moved through security in 30 mins this month.
Revenue officers made the seizure as part of a routine inspection.
Members have been trained to assist with security but have not yet been called in.
The singer-songwriter thanked “everybody who has helped me or shown concern about my missing instruments”.
The 35-year-old has asked the DAA to locate his lost luggage and kit bag.
Donna O’Connor flew from the US to Dublin via Canada at the end of last month to scatter her parents’ ashes in Ireland.
Maguire was flying out of Dublin Airport for a tournament.
Ten flights destined for Munich, Lyon, Bordeaux and Gatwick have been axed.
Transport Minister Eamon Ryan has met with both Ryanair and Aer Lingus on the baggage issues.
Eamon Ryan said that he would be meeting with Ryanair and Aer Lingus this week.
Some 16kg of cocaine was seized yesterday.
The airport authority issued an update to say that its improvements ahead of the summer period had “achieved their desired result”.
One passenger told The Journal that the airline has offered to reschedule them to a flight four days after their original departure date.
According to Dublin Airport’s Live Flight Information, there are seven return flights being cancelled by Aer Lingus today.
The flights were bound for destinations in Scotland, Germany, France, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
The president of PDForra pointed out that the Defence Forces are already short-staffed and this will increase pressure on members at barracks.
Over 200,000 passengers are expected to depart Dublin over the next four days.
Taoiseach says the delays at Dublin Airport has not caused damage to Irish tourism.
ALSAA, home to around 40 sports clubs, had been told to vacate the premises by the end of the month.
DAA said the airport is currently experiencing very high demand for car parking and this is pushing up the price.
As many as 49,000 passengers are expected to depart from Dublin Airport today.
It hasn’t been the best week for the airport.
DAA spokesperson Graeme McQueen told The Journal the company is “fully concentrated” on making sure everyone flies out this weekend.
DAA has vowed to prevent a repeat of last weekend, but if you’re still worried, here’s some packing advice.
‘There’s decisions being made where the managers don’t understand what’s going on on the ground’.
