IAA defers action on Dublin Airport charges until March next year 

Out of the six complaints Ryanair submitted, the IAA found that there was merit in four of them
IAA defers action on Dublin Airport charges until March next year 

Dublin Airport operator daa will now have to reassess the disputed airline charges in March next year. 

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has upheld a series of complaints Ryanair lodged against charges at Dublin Airport ahead of the winter season but it has deferred action on the matter until March next year.

In September 2023, daa set out a list of changes to its airport charges from March 2024 to March 2025. Following the conclusion of the consultation process in December 2023, the IAA received a formal complaint from Ryanair alleging that Dublin Airport had not fully complied with its obligations under regulations.

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