DAA: 'Dublin Airport will learn from Heathrow mistakes'

Dublin Airport's new terminal building will be open for business in two years, but there won't be any recurrence of the chaotic scenes at the opening of London's Heathrow's new check in facility, according to Dublin Airport Authority CEO Declan Collier.

Dublin Airport's new terminal building will be open for business in two years, but there won't be any recurrence of the chaotic scenes at the opening of London's Heathrow's new check in facility, according to Dublin Airport Authority CEO Declan Collier.

The announcement of the DAA's annual results this evening show profits from normal trading activities of €109m for 2007, up 56% on the €69.5m the previous year.

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