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Full emergency declared after flight from Liverpool experienced issue with its nose landing gear

Carrier to support regulator as DAA challenges levy finding

St Patrick’s Day and sports events boosted passenger traffic to 2.66m, figures show

Holiday weekend marks start of summer travel with Aer Lingus, Ryanair and other carriers ramping up schedules

Minutes of meeting with Fingal County Council show it raised ‘community concerns’ around new north runway

DAA says there was ‘modest traffic disruption’ as An Garda Síochána and airport police ‘carefully managed’ the situation

Decision came after significant criticism in recent days that the controversial contract had been granted without a public tendering process

Delays could see thousands of airport parking spaces unavailable at Dublin Airport over busy summer season

An Bord Pleanála upheld local authority’s decision to grant permission to new tolling zones

Judge found Capt Simon Moody 50 per cent responsible for Dublin Airport incident

Seen & Heard: Tesco hits suppliers; Dublin Airport’s security queue plan; AIB pulls plug; Kerrygold row talks

Residents across north Co Dublin say airport noise nuisance increased after new runway opened last August

Airport operator says revised flight paths from the north runway became operational on February 23rd

Airport will see more than 430,000 travellers this week as holiday weekend approaches, says DAA

Figures show Irish air travel closing in on pre-Covid levels

Unclear timeline for purchase and delivery of system as DAA reluctant to take long-term responsibility for what it sees as a ‘State-wide issue’

Factory-installed limits on access to protected zones, custodial sentences and legal changes to permit hijacking of drones among vital measures called for to curb aerial threat to safety, privacy and flights

Eamon Ryan will send a memo to Cabinet next Tuesday on the acquisition of anti-drone technology

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Move means DAA will have to cut its passenger charges this year

Issues have arisen around cleanliness and overflowing bins at the facility, while the DAA has said it needs more money

Airline recorded an operating profit of €45m in the year, bouncing back from a loss €338m in 2021, but it still lags pre-Covid 2019

There is no cast-iron mechanism where problem can be completely eradicated, Minister says

Aircraft lessor Avolon predicts strong demand as China re-opens but warns there will be no quick fix on delays in new plane deliveries

Cork Airport also sees increase in traffic as DAA chief promises further improvement in ‘passenger experience’

At least three flights were diverted to Belfast and Shannon following the latest incident

Complaints over aircraft noise rose last year as Covid restrictions eased and new runway came into service

Golf clubs in shadow of north runway say many players are considering cancelling their memberships

Proposed changes to ‘inadequate’, say communities as meeting hears concerns over noise and air pollutison linked to new runway

Recovery in passenger numbers from March onwards was way beyond expectations, says DAA chief

Dublin Airport deserved some flak for last summer’s security queue madness but Government and regulators - and even airlines - should examine their roles too

October 2021 letter to regulator that was copied to politicians warned cash squeeze would affect security and cleaning staff numbers

Demand set to expand further in 2023, but top of agenda must be to avoid repeat of last summer’s chaos

Gateway's 'supporting infrastructure' hampered aircraft during icy snap

Mary Lou McDonald hits out over chaos at airport as Taoiseach highlights need to make sure airport operator prepared for de-icing and extreme weather events

North runway has been subject of complaints about aircraft noise and flight paths since it opened in August

Katebridge in Co Down records -9 degrees on Monday while average across the country was -2 degrees

Weather warnings and travel disruption as temperatures plummet in Ireland and UK

Homeowners in North Dublin say low-flying aircraft causing noise disruption

DAA tells politicians that it expects to cope with festive travel demand after Ryanair complained over lack of clarity