Cork Airport welcomed just shy of a quarter of a million passengers last month in March

Irish Aviation Authority said the positive rating had resulted from the airport exceeding targets on overall satisfaction, ease of movement, and security queue time

Fingal County Council says it requires further information, a decision likely to significantly delay the application

Combined firms will have revenues of £4bn (€4.8bn)

Judge hears that the employee of ESP Global Services, which manages Dublin Airport on behalf of Daa, would not be reinstated pending the court proceedings

Aer Lingus, Ryanair and a consortium of American carriers want the pause extended pending a Court of Justice of the EU decision

Heathrow, the world's fifth-busiest airport, was forced to close after a huge fire engulfed a substation near the airport on Thursday night

IAA says its role is solely to evaluate the safety of the paths with which it is presented

Airports Council International report says total passenger growth at Irish airports was 1.5%, far below the EU average of 6%

The Holiday Inn in Clonshaugh was seeking retention for five years for its 248 car parking spaces for Dublin Airport users

DAA said that both airports were busy last month with inbound and outbound sports fans travelling to Six Nations rugby matches, and many people took advantage of the school mid-term break, Valentine’s Day, and the St Brigid’s bank holiday weekend for short breaks

Mr Doyle, an aircraft technician employed by Dublin Aerospace Ltd, says he was the subject of a failed ‘enhanced background check’ in November 2024, resulting in his airport identity card being suspended

Determinations made in 77 cases last year 

After reaching a record 3.1m international passengers last year, Cork is expected to reach 3.3m this year

DAA CEO Kenny Jacobs said it would support Cork Airport to grow to five million passengers a year within the next decade

Earlier on Tuesday, DAA said that the overall figure of 33.3 million passengers through its terminals last year would have been higher if not for the passenger cap

Airport charges are payable by airlines for use of the airport’s services and facilities, such as runways and airport security

Airport operator Daa says the grant will increase from €20,000 to €30,000 for 400 eligible homes 

Daa chief said he expected the issue of the passenger cap at Dublin Airport to be resolved in the Court of Justice of the European Union over the next year rather than through the planning process

PwC reports an optimistic outlook for aviation going into 2025 — but the sector will struggle to recover growth lost to the pandemic