Dalton Philips

Budget 2022: Cash part of extra €286m available immediately to fuel recovery

Cantillon: Hotspots tempt as Dublin Airport expects to host 20,000 passengers a day

Cash earmarked as part of €80m Government aviation support fund

Group has published its five-year impact report, which shows ‘impressive growth’ over the period

Despite having to make difficult cuts, aviation boss protected jobs by slashing costs and changing work practices

Dalton Philips insists air travel needs certainty on possible reopening as it requires a long lead-in time to begin its recovery

Passengers at Cork and Dublin airports fall to 1994 levels

Passengers at Dublin Airport declined by 78% to almost 7.4 million in 2020

IDA later submitted observations on plan to Fingal County Council

Brown Thomas Arnotts owner Weston died on Tuesday

DAA to restore full pay to staff from March 28th, chief executive says

Current member of airports company’s executive team to take new role in May

Dublin Airport owner wants pre-7am flight limit loosened when new runway ready

State airport company to begin seeking a successor

Airport pledging not to use runway between midnight and 6am

DAA will tie discounts to number of passengers carried

It could be 2024 before airport traffic returns to pre-pandemic levels, says Dalton Philips

DAA gears up for quietest Christmas season in decades

Government pledges extra €48m in aid to airports next year, bringing the total committed to them for 2021 to €80m

Christmas normally welcome boost during traditionally slower part of year

Funding gives group liquidity as it struggles with fallout from Covid-19 pandemic

Cork, Dublin and Shannon call for Government approval for pre-departure screening

Oireachtas committee to debate aviation crisis across Europe caused by Covid-19

Essential maintenance staff say airport authority plans will end secure jobs in sector

Air travel industry says Republic should adopt Europe’s ‘traffic light’ system

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Pandemic has had ‘devastating’ impact on the operator of Dublin and Cork airports

Security staff have rejected proposal, saying it will lead to unpredictable hours and pay

Operator is losing €1m per day while Covid-19 restrictions continue to hit air travel

Seen & Heard: Tech giants hit with remote working tax implications; DAA wages threat

Report says 14-day isolation period makes business and other travel hard

State task force recommends scrapping the Covid-19 quarantine for incoming travellers

Daa chief says air travel will be safe but stressful experience for the near future

Hand sanitisers, screens and socially-distanced queues to greet travellers

DAA chief says social distancing restrictions will reduce terminal capacity by about 70%

Semi-State that operates Dublin and Cork airports expects big drop in passengers

State company DAA warns of decline in passenger and ‘significantly fewer employees’

State company DAA warns of decline in passenger and ‘significantly fewer employees’

The State company responsible for Cork and Dublin airports will cut staff pay by 20%

Staff at State-owned DAA will have no bonuses or pay increases this year, and recruitment has been frozen