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Aer Lingus and Ryanair oppose DAA hikes

AER LINGUS and Ryanair are opposing plans by the Dublin Airport Authority to increase the cost of renting facilities such as check-in desks.

Thu, 17 Nov, 2005

Airport plan could be facing €300m shortfall

THE Dublin Airport Authority’s ambitious €1.2 billion development plan could face a funding shortfall of €300 million if the company is not allowed to raise passenger charges, management said yesterday.

Wed, 21 Jun, 2006

Business groups back lifting of €320m Dublin runway restrictions

Business groups have backed the Daa in its efforts to remove restrictions on overnight flights from its new North Runway, as protests from local residents opposed to the plan intensify.

Thu, 14 Feb, 2019

Airport needs to be self-reliant, says O’Dea

WHEN the Cabinet meets today, Defence Minister Willie O’Dea intends to raise the Irish Examiner revelation that Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) kept Shannon in the dark over the Aer Lingus move on Shannon/Heathrow slots.

Tue, 23 Oct, 2007

<p>Terminal 2 and other parts of Dublin Airport went red for World Blood Donor Day last Friday. Daa chief Kenny Jacobs told the Oireachtas transport committee the bid to increase the airport's passenger cap could be achieved within two years. Picture: Maxwells</p>

Daa chief says Dublin Airport passenger cap could be raised within two years

Despite Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary’s assertion it could take five years, Kenny Jacobs told the Oireachtas transport committee it could happen within 24 months

Wed, 19 Jun, 2024

DAA case put on hold, but SIPTU warn threat remains

The Dublin Airport Authority's High Court case to stop work stoppages at the country's main airports by SIPTU members has been put on hold due to talks between the parties.

Fri, 28 Sep, 2012

Ryanair blasts hike in Shannon passenger fees

Ryanair today criticised the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) and the Department of Transport for the decision to increase passenger charges at Shannon Airport by 33% from November 1.

Mon, 30 Aug, 2010

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<span data-contrast="none" lang="EN-GB" xml:lang="EN-GB">On Monday, An Bord Pleanála said, in ruling on an application for a ‘relevant action’ by Daa to amend the planning permission under which its north runway was constructed, that the airport should restrict its number of night flights to 13,000 per year — a figure some 20,000 shy of the number of such flights being handled by Dublin Airport at present. File photo</span>
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Daa claims draft decision to cut Dublin Airport night flights has 'significant contradictions'

Daa’s application had aimed to have the current cap of 65 flights per night removed in favour of a ‘night-time noise quota’ system

Wed, 18 Sep, 2024

Runway grounded unless charges rise

Ian Guider

Sat, 09 Jul, 2005

Airport ends legal fight

THE Dublin Airport Authority has dropped its legal challenge against the Commission for Aviation Regulator over landing charges at the airport.

Sat, 09 Oct, 2004

Airport denies Ryanair claims on passenger delays

DUBLIN Airport said there is “no truth” to claims by Ryanair that 100 of its passengers missed flights because of “half kilometre” queues at security desks.

Thu, 28 May, 2009

Ryanair: What the Govt gives the DAA takes away

Ryanair has said that Irish tourism will "continue to be strangled by a €3 tourist tax" after today's Budget announced by Finance Minister Brian Lenihan.

Tue, 07 Dec, 2010

DAA chief to attend summit on Cork Airport debt

The head of the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) has agreed to attend a crisis summit on Cork Airport with Fine Gael TDs this week.

Mon, 20 Apr, 2015

Transatlantic bid moves a step closer

CORK Airport has moved a step closer to securing transatlantic flights at the airport.

Mon, 05 Apr, 2010

DAA chairman resigns over former role at Anglo

THE chairman of Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) and former Anglo Irish Bank board member, Gary McGann, resigned last night in a surprise move.

Wed, 25 Feb, 2009

Ryanair accused of profiteering by charging 50c wheelchair levy

RYANAIR has been accused of profiteering as it was confirmed that the airline has been charging its passengers more than 50% above the official rate for a wheelchair levy that must be paid by all air travellers.

Sat, 29 Aug, 2009

Ryanair slams ‘awful service levels’ at Dublin’s T1

Ryanair has claimed “awful service levels” in Dublin Airport is causing massive delays at peak times in T1.

Mon, 05 Nov, 2012

DAA control ‘a significant threat’ to Shannon Airport viability

Cork Airport would benefit slightly if it was removed from the control of Dublin Airport Authority — but Shannon would benefit hugely as DAA ownership is a “significant threat to its viability”.

Wed, 29 Feb, 2012

DAA chief’s bonus angers minister

TRANSPORT minister Leo Varadkar has reacted angrily to the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) planning to award its chief executive Declan Collier, a €100,000 performance- related bonus for last year.

Sat, 25 Jun, 2011

Daa seeks new passenger cap for Dublin Airport

The Daa has lodged a new planning application with Fingal County Council seeking the passenger limit at Dublin Airport to be raised from 32m to 36m per year.

Fri, 20 Dec, 2024