Irish Aviation Authority obtains €1m in refunds for passengers
IAA paid out €1.58 million in legal costs and settlements last year, annual report shows
Commission for Aviation Regulation
Aviation sector watchdog secures €348,000 for disgruntled air passengers
Delays and cancellations the biggest bugbear for travellers as investigations continue on more than three-quarters of 2022′s complaints
Travel Q&A: What are my rights if my flight is cancelled or delayed?
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Ryanair seeks to join High Court action on Dublin Airport passenger charges
Carrier to support regulator as DAA challenges levy finding
Regulator imposes €3.1m penalty on Dublin Airport
Move means DAA will have to cut its passenger charges this year
Return of the travel agents: The package holiday is making a comeback
All-inclusive trips booked by travel agents are rising in popularity as holidaymakers seek security
Government confirms Declan Fitzpatrick as air safety chief
New body begins work in April as regulation and navigation split
No money for extra staff for security queues and cleanliness, DAA warns
Dublin Airport manager says calculating staff needs based on pre-Covid levels fails to heed “operational lessons” learned during the pandemic
Customer complaints: Who can I go to for help when at the end of my tether?
New law means authorities that enforce consumer rights have more powers to help
Plenty of blame to share over airport summer queue chaos
Dublin Airport deserved some flak for last summer’s security queue madness but Government and regulators - and even airlines - should examine their roles too
DAA warned Government of Dublin Airport queue issues months in advance
October 2021 letter to regulator that was copied to politicians warned cash squeeze would affect security and cleaning staff numbers
Proposed hikes in Dublin Airport charges ‘unjustified’ and ‘wildly excessive’, Ryanair tells regulator
Airline calls for daa to be hit with penalties over lengthy queues seen over the summer months
Aer Lingus comes in for criticism after wave of cancellations
Systems are back running but many remain stuck overseas and struggling to contact support desks
State can’t keep ‘squeezing the living daylights’ out of DAA, departing chief says
Departing chief executive Dalton Philips accepts blame for summer queueing crisis even as Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary praises his tenure
Regulators rebuff Dublin Airport bid for price hike
Commissioners propose average passenger charge of €8.52 up to 2026
Ryanair accuses Dublin Airport of seeking charges hike while passengers queue
Airline hits back at DAA case for increased passenger charges amid delays
Dublin Airport wants 71.5% rise in passenger charge by 2026
Covid-19 has completely changed assumptions current charges are based on, DAA says
Sisk and Lagan win €325m contract for Dublin Airport upgrades
Works will upgrade pavement, drainage and electrical systems
Rose Hynes confirms calling Varadkar after hearing Shannon news
Incoming IAA chair had learned she wasn’t being reappointed to head Shannon board
Regulators considering new rules for travel agents to safeguard customers’ cash
Committee and Government to review compensation process for clients of insolvent holiday firms
Below-cost airport passenger charges ‘incomprehensible’, says DAA chairman
Basil Geoghegan says business ‘cannot countenance’ charges at pre-pandemic levels
Taxpayers could contribute €5m to holiday compensation fund
Money helps customers of insolvent travel firms when insurance fails to cover the cost
Covid-19: Taxpayers funding compensation for holidaymakers
Commission for Aviation Regulation confirms ‘fund supported by’ Government only
Former JWT shareholder buying back assets in bid to revive business
Tour operator forced to fold in April as industry hit hard by Covid travel restrictions
Aviation authority aims to achieve ‘carbon neutral’ status by 2025
IAA launches environmental sustainability plan at its Clare base
Dublin Airport’s new model for airport charges meets airline opposition
Airport trying to reduce regulatory scrutiny, airlines say
Travel sector asked to pay ‘unfair’ bonds, committee hears
Merchant service providers seeking bonds of up to 30% of projected turnover as safety net
Staff from US firm to join DAA at Dublin Airport
Bechtel workers to become part of airport’s existing team to aid spending programme
Covid air travel shutdown proves insurmountable for Stobart
Aer Lingus’ regional routes partner was struggling to find a buyer and was losing the Irish franchise
Air passenger complaints to regulator more than doubled last year
Commission for Aviation Regulation received 4,543 complaints
Joe Walsh Pilgrimtours put up for sale by liquidator
Tour operator was forced to cease trading because of coronavirus pandemic
Closing ‘crosswind runway’ at Dublin Airport would be costly, says report
Regulator also found problem wind events in Dublin ‘fairly short’ in duration
Provisional liquidators appointed to Joe Walsh Pilgrimtours
Business owes €5m to people who had paid for pilgrimage packages
Q&A: What’s happened to Joe Walsh Tours, and how do I get my money back?
One of Ireland’s best-known travel companies has gone out of business. Here’s where to go
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