Regulator to announce decision on Dublin Airport charges

The Aviation Regulator is due to reveal today whether he is sanctioning Dublin Airport's request for a 50% increase in landing charges.

Thu, 29 Sep, 2005 - 08:42

The Aviation Regulator is due to reveal today whether he is sanctioning Dublin Airport's request for a 50% increase in landing charges.

The Dublin Airport Authority has requested permission to increase charges from €5 to €7.50 per passenger to fund the development of a second terminal.

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