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Dublin Airport queues update as passengers complain of 'big delays' amid baggage system malfunction

In an update the official Dublin Airport Twitter account said "things are moving well" this afternoon

Irish Mirror

Major Dublin Airport queues after baggage system malfunctions

Passengers in Terminal 2 who were checking in their bags this morning experienced major delays

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport car parking prices slammed as 'extremely expensive'

The daa said that a reduction in the price of parking at the airport would result in spaces being booked up quicker

Dublin Live

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Dublin Airport promises major changes in bid to avoid repeat of last year's summer travel nightmare

Fed up families last summer complained of rubbish and dirty toilets at the airport, while thousands queued for hours, and many missed flights due to insufficient staffing levels caused by workers leaving during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Irish Mirror

Passenger numbers at Dublin Airport surpass pre-Covid levels

Figures from the CSO also showed that the number of passengers over the first three months of this year was 2% higher than in 2019.

Irish Mirror

Fears of more flight disruption at Dublin Airport as anti-drone technology awaiting regulatory green light

Close to half a million passengers are set to pass through the airport over the bank holiday weekend, making it the busiest weekend of the year so far

Irish Mirror

Ryanair calls on daa to ensure anti-drone technology is in place ahead of Easter weekend

The airline have put pressure on the Minister for Transport and the daa to confirm that anti-drone technology, which was recently purchased due to flight disruptions at Dublin airport in January, will be in operation for the bank holiday weekend

Dublin Live

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Security breach at Dublin Airport after man 'barged' past staff to board flight with no documents

The 48-year-old man had attempted to board a flight to Birmingham without any passport or boarding pass

Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport called on for 'clarity and honesty' around new charges for motorists

New rules would see people being charged a fee for dropping off friends and family members, and would also apply to taxis

Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport says it has 'no current plans' to charge for drop-offs and pick-ups despite getting permission to do so

Planning permission was granted to create tolled drop-off and pick-up zones at the airport

Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport gets green light to toll drivers dropping off or collecting passengers

An Bord Pleanála has upheld the decision of Fingal County Council to grant planning permission to DAA to develop new, tolled drop-off and pick-up zones at the airport’s two terminals

Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport issues statement after whistleblower says it's at risk of terrorist attack

The whistleblower reportedly told the Minister for Transport of potential security threats at the airport

Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport chiefs will 'cooperate fully' with any investigation into screening allegations

Earlier today, it was alleged that security screening at the airport is "not fit for purpose"

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport operator rejects claims of planning permission breach for North Runway

The Dublin Airport Authority undertook a review of the departure flight paths from the North Runway following noise complaints from residents

Dublin Live

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Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport to get anti-drone technology after flights diverted six times

The Government signed off of new measures on Tuesday following six drone interruptions at Dublin Airport over the last six weeks.

Dublin Live

Anti-drone technology at Dublin Airport to be implemented 'in a number of weeks'

Drones have caused repetitive disruption at Dublin Airport since January

Irish Mirror

Cabinet to approve new tech to bring down drones after Dublin Airport upheaval

Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary had accused the Government of being "asleep at the wheel" on the issue

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport launches jobs fair with hundreds of roles on offer

The daa is hosting a two day jobs fair at the Radisson Hotel in Dublin Airport this weekend, with both full and part time positions up for grabs

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Daily Mirror

Angry local filed over 24,000 complaints about airport in a single year

Dublin Airport operator DAA received the equivalent of 64 complaints a day from a single person - who is thought to live in the north-west Dublin suburb of Ongar - about noise from aircraft

The Independent UK

Local resident files 23,500 complaints about Dublin airport in just one year

The individual was responsible for 90 per cent of all 2022 complaints

Irish Mirror

One Dublin Airport drone scare that saw four planes being diverted was false alarm

The major alert started when the light was seen in the sky, prompting fears that a drone was flying over the area.

Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport vows to focus on improving 'toilets and general cleanliness' after onslaught of complaints

Twitter was alight with conversation last summer and people were not holding back with images they captured in the bathrooms, dining and departure areas

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport flights were diverted after light from equipment was mistaken for drone

Although Friday's incident was a false alarm the incidents on Sunday and Monday are understood to be legitimate

The Independent UK

Anger as drone activity at Dublin Airport causes third day of disruption

A spokesperson for Ryanair urged the Irish Government to intervene.

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport receives 64 complaints a day from one person in 2022

While the tally is skewed by complaints from one individual, there was an increase in the overall level of gripes

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