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Seen & Heard: Fexco backs offshore wind; BoI on the hunt for chairman; and DAA’s billion-riyal Saudi deal

DAA wants to build a 700m tunnel under its runway

An Bord Pleanála has deferred making a decision on daa’s tolling system plan until October

Finance director steps in at State airports company while search for new chief executive continues

First flight to take place on Wednesday following completion of €320m project hit by planning and economic issues

Money to be used to insulate homes from air traffic noise

DAA says the summer delays have improved significantly as Defence Forces on standyby are stood down

Departing chief executive Dalton Philips accepts blame for summer queueing crisis even as Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary praises his tenure

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Commissioners propose average passenger charge of €8.52 up to 2026

Arrivals are being housed in the old central terminal building, many of them having to sleep on their clothes or inflatable mattresses

Government experiences shortage of State-provided accommodation for Ukrainian refugees and asylum seekers

We asked if you are dreading or looking forward to your holidays this summer

Britain’s Heathrow airport ordered cancellation of 61 flights at short notice on Monday

Ryanair says it expects ‘minimal if any’ disruption to flights due to Spanish cabin crew strike

Soaring demand, bottlenecks, staffing issues and Covid outbreaks are dragging down aviation’s summer take-off

DAA seeks Government permission for back-up plan in case of Covid risk to staff

Customers claim bank short-changed their compensation

Cantillion: the airline is currently offering up to 20% off flights to Dublin in August from 14 destinations within Europe

VIP check in and security line shut until further notice

From Dublin Airport to the Stade de France via TUI and Primavera, overpromising has hurt reputations everywhere

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With companies struggling to hire, travellers face delays at check-in, security and other areas

Security queues are few or non-existent at other airports but choices of destination are limited

Siptu organiser says members at Dublin Airport ‘putting shoulder to the wheel’ since December

DAA chief executive accepts airport ‘failed in its duty’ to passengers last weekend

Passengers suffer prolonged queues and issues around check-in and security screening

‘It was crazy...I was just glad to get out,’ says woman travelling with two small children

Process to run at Citywest, with 100 temporary beds, play area and HSE triage desk

Airlines that survived the pandemic intact now have a greater share of the market

Covid-19 has completely changed assumptions current charges are based on, DAA says

Philips to replace Patrick Coveney as chief executive of convenience foods producer

Drew Harris also insists vetting for security staff blamed for delays at Dublin Airport ‘working well’

Cantillon: Other semi-states such as Coillte and ESB pay large dues to the exchequer

Dalton Philips told department that delays in new system threatened the Irish economy

Sum of €400 per month being discussed to help with increased costs

New law demands enhanced background checks on new recruits and around 40,000 existing airline and airport workers

DAA says 130 security role applicants progressed through interview stage last week

DAA recommending people to arrive three-and-a-half hours before departure