Dublin Airport needs to increase passenger charges to 'get back on track'

Earlier this month, the authority made a submission seeking an increase in the amount the airport can charge airline customers for the use of runways, terminals, and the associated services
Dublin Airport needs to increase passenger charges to 'get back on track'

The DAA is seeking to up its current €8.11 price cap to €13.68 over the next four years. Picture: Gareth Chaney/ Collins Photos.

The DAA has said that passenger charges will need to increase in order to get Dublin Airport back on track and deal with recent operational issues.

Earlier this month, the authority made a submission to the Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR) seeking an increase in the amount the airport can charge airline customers for the use of runways, terminals, and the associated services.

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