Bank holiday delays predicted at Dublin Airport

Passengers are set to face delays at Dublin Airport over the bank holiday weekend as air traffic control systems face restrictions.

Thu, 03 Jun, 2004 - 17:47

Passengers are set to face delays at Dublin Airport over the bank holiday weekend as air traffic control systems face restrictions.

The air traffic control (ATC) systems as down to 70% of capacity as the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) invests €115m in a new national Air Traffic Management system.

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