Taoiseach: Airlines will pull out of Ireland if Dublin Airport passenger cap not lifted

Leo Varadkar said keeping passenger numbers at the current limit would see routes move to other countries
Taoiseach: Airlines will pull out of Ireland if Dublin Airport passenger cap not lifted

International airlines will simply pull out of Ireland and will choose other regional airports if the passenger cap at Dublin is not lifted, the Taoiseach has warned.

International airlines will simply pull out of Ireland and will choose other regional airports if the passenger cap at Dublin is not lifted, the Taoiseach has warned.

Strongly calling for an increase in the numbers allowed through Dublin Airport each year, Leo Varadkar said keeping passenger numbers at the current limit would see routes move to other countries.

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