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Terminal 2 in Dublin Airport. Ireland's five main airports have put in place cost-saving measures given the dramatic fall-off in air travel. Picture: Brian Lawless
10.3 million fewer passengers used Irish airports in the second quarter of 2020
While passenger numbers fell, air freight has increased this year

Wed, 19 Aug, 2020

Aer Lingus and Lufthansa are among those European airlines seeking job cuts in order to cut costs due to the impact of Covid-19 restrictions on their business
Airlines' Covid crisis deepens with 7 million jobs at risk, industry body warns
The Covid-driven crisis hitting the airline industry is set to deepen with at least seven million aviation and tourism jobs now at risk, according to a leading industry body.

Thu, 13 Aug, 2020

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As a direct result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the airport expects passenger numbers to continue to decline and to fall by more than 2 million by the end of the year. 
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Passenger numbers at Cork Airport fall 91% in July
Air traffic figures released today by Ireland’s second-largest airport show a total drop of over 1 million passengers, compared to the same month last year.

Wed, 05 Aug, 2020

<p>Just over 13,000 people passed into and out of Dublin Airport last week, an increase of 1,000 on the previous week. Picture: Rollingnews.ie</p>
Air travel numbers still low since green list published
Eoghan Corry from Air and Travel Magazine said there is a push for regions to be on the list.

Wed, 29 Jul, 2020

Passengers at Terminal 1 of Dublin Airport this afternoon, after it was announced that traffic at the Airport has not increased since the Government published its 'greenlist' travel destinations. Picture: Colin Keegan/Collins Dublin
Pandemic Unemployment Payment Q&A - Should I stay or should I go now? 
Heather Humphreys may have done a U-turn on holiday entitlements for those receiving the pandemic unemployment payment, but this issue looks set to rumble on. Here, Neil Michael attempts to answer some of the pressing questions surrounding the PUP

Wed, 29 Jul, 2020

Coronavirus – Thu May 28, 2020
Dublin Airport Authority executive ‘not aware’ of airport welfare inspections
A Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) executive has said he is not aware of social welfare inspectors questioning passengers at Dublin Airport.

Tue, 28 Jul, 2020

Passengers at an empty Cork Airport. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
Test passengers for Covid-19 before they arrive in Ireland - daa
The company, which runs Dublin and Cork airports, will make the call at the Dáil's coronavirus committee today.

Tue, 28 Jul, 2020

Cork Airport is expected to see less than 1 million passengers this year, down from 2.6 million last year. Picture: Jim Coughlan
Cork Airport needs support similar to other regional airports
Cork Airport should receive financial support from the State in a similar way to other regional airports its operator the DAA, a State company responsible for both airports, has said.

Tue, 28 Jul, 2020

Passengers wearing face masks arrive at Son Sant Joan airport on the Spanish Balearic Island of Mallorca, Spain, Monday, July 27, 2020. Picture: Joan Mateu/AP
Only 70 passengers a day through Cork Airport in May due to Covid-19
Just 70 passengers per day travelled through Cork Airport in May 2020 compared to some 7,700 per day over the corresponding month last year, the Oireachtas Covid Committee will tomorrow hear.

Mon, 27 Jul, 2020

<p>Passengers pictured in Dublin Airport yesterday. It was confirmed over the weekend that the pandemic unemployment payment was stopped for 104 people after the Department of Social Welfare found out that they had left the country for non-essential purposes. Picture: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie</p>
Neil Michael: Subtle change to PUP rules has Big Brother alarm bells sounding

Tue, 28 Jul, 2020

Aer Lingus are seeking 500 redundancies while the DAA seek 750-1000. Picture: Brian Lawless 
Redundancy risk for aviation workers says SIPTU
Thousands of aviation industry workers in Ireland will be made redundant in the near future, according to a leading trade union.

Thu, 23 Jul, 2020

The near-empty long term car park in front of the Cork International hotel at Cork Airport pictured earlier this month. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
Cork Airport dismayed at council’s house plan move
The operators of Cork Airport have expressed amazement at the decision of Cork County Council to grant planning permission for a new house less than 400 metres from the end of its main runway.

Thu, 16 Jul, 2020

The Daa currently has listed debt of €400m which is due for repayment in eight years time. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA Wire
Cork and Dublin airport operator Daa has credit rating reduced due to Covid uncertainty
The operator of Cork and Dublin airports has had its credit rating and outlook reduced amid the turmoil in the air travel industry caused by the Covid-19 impact.

Wed, 15 Jul, 2020

A woman wears a face mask on a Bus Eireann bus in Cork City. Masks are to be mandatory on public transport from Monday. Picture: Andy Gibson
Covid-19: Mask on public transport to be made mandatory
It will become mandatory to wear a mask on public transport in Ireland from Monday, the Government has said, while concerns grow over the efficacy of Ireland’s air travel restrictions in the face of a spike in travel-related Covid-19 infections.

Sat, 11 Jul, 2020

Passengers to pay for €1.2bn airport upgrade

LONG-SUFFERING passengers will have to pay for the expansion of the country’s main airport after plans for a new terminal were unveiled without any funding in place.

Wed, 21 Sep, 2005

Sexual health ‘must be put high on political agenda’

IN a Dáil protest to mark Irish AIDS Day, campaigners yesterday called on the Government to put sexual health on the political agenda by developing a national strategy to deal with the issue.

Thu, 16 Jun, 2005

Airport debt row - Row could affect entire region

The row over the Cork Airport debt has descended into the realm of farce with the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) apparently assuming prerogative over the elected Government.

Wed, 12 Apr, 2006

Meeting with Cullen on airport debt ‘unlikely’

HOPES faded last night that Cork’s political representatives would obtain an urgent meeting with Transport Minister Martin Cullen to discuss the potentially crippling €80 million debt facing the city’s airport.

Tue, 07 Mar, 2006

Cullen ‘washing hands’ of airport debt

FINE GAEL TD Bernard Allen has again accused the Government of attempting to renege on the commitment to unburden Cork Airport of its €200 million debt.

Thu, 02 Mar, 2006

Airport facilities haven’t matched growing traffic

CORK airport’s growth has been stunted for so long we must show thanks when Michael Cawley of Ryanair comes out in its support in relation to the negotiations on the financial crisis arising from the new terminal building (letters, February 17).

Thu, 23 Feb, 2006

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