Cathy Mannion
8 results

DAA may appeal ruling to cut passenger charges
- Transport & Tourism
- October 24, 2019, 19:16
Dublin Airport owner DAA could challenge a ruling by regulators to cut passenger charges by up to 18 per cent to an average of €7.87 from next year. (...)

Regulator to rule on plan to cut Dublin Airport passenger charges
- Transport & Tourism
- October 16, 2019, 19:44
Regulators will rule next week on plans to cut Dublin Airport’s passenger charges in a move likely to anger the gateway’s owner, DAA. The Commissio(...)

Regulators seek to cut Dublin Airport charges to €7.50 a head
- Transport & Tourism
- May 9, 2019, 14:23
Regulators want Dublin Airport to cut the passenger charges it levies on airlines by up to 20 per cent to €7.50 a head from next year in a proposal th(...)

Ryanair cancellations bill could be as low as €650,000
- Consumer
- February 10, 2018, 01:00
Ryanair may be facing a compensation bill for as little as €650,000 after the majority of its Irish passengers have so far opted not to put in claims (...)

Michael O’Leary under fire for failing to attend hearing
- Consumer
- October 4, 2017, 17:46
Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary was strongly criticised at an Oireachtas transport committee hearing on Wednesday for failing to attend the me(...)

Ryanair sends out updated compensation information to passengers
- Irish News
- September 29, 2017
Ryanair has agreed to implement measures to ensure all passengers affected by recent flight cancellations are “fully aware” of their “rights and entit(...)

Regulators want tour operators to boost payments to compensation fund
- Transport & Tourism
- September 18, 2017, 06:00
Regulators want tour operators and travel agents to increase their contributions to a fund used to compensate consumers for failures such as Lowcostho(...)

Why the price of sun holidays is likely to rise next year
- Transport & Tourism
- August 2, 2017, 05:50
Sun holiday prices could rise next year as regulators bid to replace cash paid from a fund to compensate consumers for failures such as Lowcostholiday(...)