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Fáilte Ireland: US tourists may be put off by feeling ‘less welcome’ in Europe

Fáilte Ireland: US tourists may be put off by feeling ‘less welcome’ in Europe

The Dublin Airport passenger cap and value-for-money were also identified as risks considered to be in the medium to high range by Fáilte Ireland.

Court suspends Dublin Airport passenger cap beyond summer

Court suspends Dublin Airport passenger cap beyond summer

Mr Justice Barry O'Donnell granted a number of airlines an injunction extending the pause pending determination of the main challenge to the cap.

Judge urged to extend pause on Dublin Airport passenger cap

Judge urged to extend pause on Dublin Airport passenger cap

Aer Lingus, Ryanair and a consortium of American carriers had sought a pause on the cap imposed by the Irish Aviation Authority limiting passenger numbers to 25.2 million between late March and October.

Fresh wave of opposition to DAA plan to increase Dublin airport passenger cap to 40m per year

Fresh wave of opposition to DAA plan to increase Dublin airport passenger cap to 40m per year

Dublin airport: 36 million passengers per year is 'a modest uplift in growth', consultants say

Dublin airport: 36 million passengers per year is 'a modest uplift in growth', consultants say

Airline challenges to Dublin Airport passenger cap likely require input of European court, judge says

Airline challenges to Dublin Airport passenger cap likely require input of European court, judge says

Applications from Ryanair and Aer Lingus to challenge passenger cap to be heard next week

Applications from Ryanair and Aer Lingus to challenge passenger cap to be heard next week

Call for Taoiseach to 'show real leadership' and address 'man-made' Dublin Airport passenger cap

Call for Taoiseach to 'show real leadership' and address 'man-made' Dublin Airport passenger cap

Wed, 09 Oct, 2024

Speaking on RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland, the chief executive of Emerald Airlines, Keith Butler, said the current situation where the cap would mean a potential reduction of one million passengers next year, was “madness”