Delays at Dublin Airport

Transport Minister Eamon Ryan has said the army could be called in to combat delays at Dublin Airport should measures already in place to deal with issues ...

"If, as I said, the measures that we've put in place at the moment aren't working, we've always said we would look at further measures as needs be." "Dublin Airport has gone beyond what they originally planned - there's a further 100 people in training as we speak to create a full-time workforce to make sure we have a buffer so that there's even beyond what is immediately needed in case Covid takes certain workers out," Ryan told the programme. Transport Minister Eamon Ryan has said the army could be called in to combat delays at Dublin Airport should measures already in place to deal with issues over queuing and overcrowding no longer work.

Over 50,000 passengers are expected to depart the airport today. In a statement, Dublin Airport said that the busiest period of the day had already passed and ...

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Dublin Airport advises arriving two-and-a-half hours before departure for a short-haul flight and to add an extra hour onto that if you need to check-in a ...

He also pointed out that just half of the flights from the airlines he represents left on schedule from Dublin. In May, just 16.7 per cent of Air Canada’s flights from Dublin departed on time. Glatz said people with mobility issues were left alone for “long periods of time without wheelchair or other needed assistance”. However there was a short period in the middle of yesterday afternoon where queueing times were closer to an hour in Terminal 1.

At lunchtime on Friday, passenger numbers were already rising and one woman took to Twitter to say: "Dublin Airport chaotic today. Massive queues earlier - ...

Allow for an additional hour if you need to check in a bag. Another man bemoaned the situation and claimed it was "mayhem again at Dublin airport," claiming that "mismanagement of the security checks doesn't help. Meanwhile, Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan has said the army could be drafted in to help if queues get out of hand. A number of people have taken to Twitter to report 'mayhem' at both terminals in Dublin Airport. One man suffering a nightmare trip through the airport on Friday wrote directly to Aer Lingus on Friday afternoon and said: "3.5 hour wait at Dublin airport just to check in and check bags. Passengers at Dublin Airport are once again reporting missed flights and long queues today.

Families to take advantage of the fact that their children are now off school for the summer by heading directly on their holidays, so a busy airport ...

Alternatively most sandals and runners do not need to be removed for security check. This included checking their list of prohibited items, and guide on how to prepare liquids. Dublin Airport has issued a renew in their advice regarding arrival times at their terminals.

Intending passengers are urged to establish airline check-in times in advance of their travels and adjust their plans accordingly. The daa also addressed the ...

Airport operator DAA has reiterated its advice to intending passengers to arrive two-and-a-half hours before departure for short-haul flights and three-and-a- ...

As Dublin Airport faces its busiest weekend post pandemic, security queues are not the issue for passengers, but long queues have been reported at check-in ...

Another user wrote: “@DublinAirport queuing for 90 mins in area 14 to drop bags for flight to Lisbon at 10.45am. Checked in online but no info whether this is bag drop queue, check-in or both? The airport is fit to burst.” One user said: “@DublinAirport Why are there no staff outside T2 directing people what to do?