Dublin Airport passenger cap suspension is extended

Dublin Airport stalled by planning as Cork surges, says daa

Dublin Airport passenger numbers dropped three per cent last month compared to March last year while Cork grew by 10 per cent

Dublin Airport passenger cap suspension is extended

The High Court has extended the suspension of the passenger cap at Dublin Airport until the determination of High Court proceedings on a challenge to the cap taken by Aer Lingus and Ryanair.

Pause on Dublin Airport passenger cap is extended by High Court

The High Court has agreed to extend a pause it imposed on the passenger cap at Dublin Airport.

Court suspends Dublin Airport passenger cap beyond summer

Ruling follows referral of key issues to Europe last year

The Court of Justice of Ireland extends the suspension of the passenger cap at Dublin Airport. First of all, the actions brought by the airlines against the ceiling are to be decided.

Michael O’Leary in flying form as cap on airline passengers delayed by High Court

Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary has welcomed a decision by the High Court to continue to hold off the implementation of a passenger cap at Dublin Airport. The 32million limit was introduced by An Bord Pleanála when it approved the airport’s second terminal in 2007, due to traffic concerns. However, a number of airlines including Ryanair and Aer Lingus have challenged limits set by the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA), which was allocating …