Ryanair set to shift more flights to Belfast if Dublin passenger cap remains

Ryanair has already moved 50,000 flight seats from Dublin to Belfast International Airport. Picture: Liam McBurney/PA

Ryanair has already moved 50,000 flight seats from Dublin to Belfast International Airport. Picture: Liam McBurney/PA

Ryanair has vowed to shift more flights to Belfast International if the controversial passenger cap at Dublin Airport remains in place.

The airline’s chief marketing officer Dara Brady said the Co Antrim airport was its “closest viable alternative” if the 32 million annual passenger limit is not scrapped.

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