Dublin Airport could have car park open 'in a week' if sale is approved by CCPC

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission is looking at the Daa's bid to buy Quick Park and bring it back into use 
Dublin Airport could have car park open 'in a week' if sale is approved by CCPC

Daa chief executive Kenny Jacobs said they airport operator approached the seller of the nearby Quick Park to see if they could lease it while the CCPC conducts its review, but that this was rejected.

Dublin Airport could have an additional 6,200 parking spaces operational within a week if its takeover of the nearby Quick Park is approved by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC), airport operator Daa has said.

The shortage of car parking spaces for passengers travelling through the airport has been highlighted in advance of the busy summer season. Recently, Dublin Airport advised people travelling soon to book parking spaces as they are limited.

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