Ryanair hit out at proposed passenger charge increase at Dublin Airport The company have said that airlines should not be hit by the extra costs incurred by inflation. Irish Mirror · Oct 5, 2022
First flight takes off from new €320m Dublin Airport runway Delivered on time and on budget, the 3.1km runway was broken in with the departure of a Ryanair flight to Eindhoven Irish Mirror · Aug 24, 2022
Watch as Ryanair flight takes off from Dublin's newest runway The runway is 3,100 metres in length making it six times the length of O'Connell Street Dublin Live · Aug 24, 2022
Dublin Airport changes advice on how far in advance of a flight to arrive CEO Dalton Phillips said: “During July - Dublin Airport's busiest month in three years - over 3 million passengers flew in and out of the airport. Irish Mirror · Aug 15, 2022
Dublin Airport luggage chaos continues as hundreds of bags remain missing Passengers remain angry as they are forced to sift through hundreds of suitcases Dublin Live · Aug 4, 2022
Dublin Airport clarify issues with 'sea of baggage' at arrivals as hundreds rage over lost luggage Thousands of people are arriving in Dublin to a sea of luggage left unclaimed, with each passenger having to sift through the chaos to find their own suitcase before departing the airport. Irish Mirror · Aug 3, 2022
Dublin Airport to hire more staff after one of 'best' bank holiday weekends Over 400,000 passengers went through Dublin Airport over the August bank holiday weekend Dublin Live · Aug 2, 2022
Returning 4,200 lost bags at Dublin Airport 'like climbing a sand dune' The Oireachtas Transport Committee also heard that the Defence Forces are not expected to be needed to help the airport with Covid-related staff absences Irish Mirror · Jul 26, 2022
Defence Forces 'on standby' to help at Dublin Airport to avoid 'reputational damage' Several Aer Lingus flights to and from Dublin were cancelled on Wednesday Irish Mirror · Jul 6, 2022
Dublin Airport plans to increase 'ultra-low' passenger charges to fund future investment The statement acknowledges that passengers expect a swift return to pre-pandemic service levels but that it will take time, investment and additional human resources Irish Mirror · Jul 6, 2022
'Over 500 bags a day being lost at Dublin Airport with problems mounting' 'Staff numbers, which were reduced during Covid, haven’t been scaled up fast enough to meet the rise in travel' Irish Mirror · Jul 5, 2022
Dublin Airport says plan to handle summer surge is working but blames Covid-19 for cancellations, delays and lost luggage 'The contingency plan now in place to train and have Defence Forces personnel on standby if we experience significant COVID-19-related absences in Security Operations remains prudent' Irish Mirror · Jul 5, 2022
Dublin Airport saw 88 flights cancelled in past five days affecting 13,000 passengers amid Covid-19 and strike chaos DAA CEO Dalton Philips said there is a huge amount of Covid in the industry at the moment Irish Mirror · Jul 5, 2022
Dublin Airport deny redundancy claims made by Virgin Media's The Tonight Show The airport denied that it had made over 1,000 people redundant during the pandemic Dublin Live · Jul 5, 2022
Irish Mirror · Jul 5, 2022 Dublin Airport hits out at Virgin Media's The Tonight Show over redundancy comments In a segment on the show, panellists discussed the current situation at the country's busiest airport and spoke to the CEO of the DAA, Dalton Philips, on the possibility of the army moving into the airport this week
Dublin Live · Jul 5, 2022 Dublin Airport says plan to tackle delays is working Army was set to be put on stand by to help with security
Irish Mirror · Jul 4, 2022 Dublin Airport reports 'significant improvements' in security times but warns of new issues The vast majority of passengers are getting through the security screening in less than 45 minutes
Dublin Live · Jul 4, 2022 Dublin Airport: Over 2.3 million passengers last month as operators say army will be on standby "The contingency plan now in place to train and have Defence Forces personnel on standby if we experience significant Covid-19 related absences in Security Operations remains prudent."
Dublin Live · Jun 30, 2022 Defence Forces representatives slam deployment at Dublin Airport as a 'form of cheap labour' The plans have been slammed by the Defence Forces who have asked for more clarity concerning health and safety
Dublin Live · Jun 29, 2022 Dublin Airport says following one rule will ensure you're on time for a flight A daa spokesperson said that in June 93% of passengers were through security in the terminals in less than 45 minutes
Irish Mirror · Jun 29, 2022 Dublin Airport debunks claims of missed flights due to queues and says following one rule will ensure you're on time "No passenger who has heeded our travel advice has missed a flight due to queues at security in recent weeks"
Irish Mirror · Jun 28, 2022 Soldiers hit back at being asked to 'compensate' for poor management of Dublin Airport queues "We need clarity on the type of roles our members will be expected to perform, what their working conditions will be."
Dublin Live · Jun 28, 2022 Defence Forces to undergo training immediately to be on stand-by at Dublin Airport Queues and delays continue to cause problems at Dublin Airport
Irish Mirror · Jun 28, 2022 Members of Defence Forces to undergo training to assist at Dublin Airport At Tuesday's Cabinet meeting, the Government has supported a request from the Minister for Transport, Mr. Eamon Ryan, T.D. for members of the Defence Forces to undergo training and be on stand-by to assist the Dublin Airport Authority if required
Irish Mirror · Jun 28, 2022 Dublin Airport says 'strained operations' will continue through summer months as it refuses to rule out flight cap The airport has previously encountered difficulties with security and check-in delays as it struggles to deal with staffing shortages seen throughout Europe since international travel reopened