All posts tagged "Dublin Airport Authority"

daa has appointed Ray Hernan as Chief Executive of its global travel retail business Aer Rianta International...

The Dublin Airport Authority has announced that its Chief Executive, Kevin Toland, is to step down later...

Dublin Airport Authority will host two public information and consultation events over the coming weeks to provide...

Friday night heralded the coming of Christmas for the Irish travel industry with 350 industry representatives enjoying...

In response to a recent UK media report that some British airport retailers are “pocketing millions of...

The Commission for Aviation Regulation has published a valuation of land associated with the proposed Dublin Airport City development project and a guidance paper on how the CAR is minded

Passenger growth at Dublin Airport will be stifled over the next five years unless the aviation regulator reverses its draft determination on airport charges, Dublin Airport Authority has warned.   

Dublin Airport has been named the world’s Best Airport Twitter Feed in the Moodies awards for airport digital communications for the second year in a row.    Dublin Airport, which

Dublin Airport Authority has welcomed the announcement by Ryanair that it will operate seven new routes and increase frequencies on 21 existing services at Dublin Airport this winter. Meanwhile, Cork Airport has

The Commission for Aviation Regulation has published its Quality of Service report for the fourth quarter of 2013 using information provided by the Dublin Airport Authority. The price cap for

Passenger numbers at Dublin Airport increased by 6% to 20.2 million last year, as an extra 1.1 million people used the airport. The significant growth in passenger numbers was led

Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) has welcomed the announcement by Canadian airline WestJet that it will begin a new daily Dublin-Newfoundland summer service from next June.  The new route, which will

Dublin Airport Authority has welcomed today’s announcement by Ryanair that it will open nine new routes and increase frequencies on eight existing routes at Dublin Airport from April 2014.  This

Shannon Airport separated from the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) on 1st January this year. So what happens next?  On 23rd July, the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Leo Varadkar

Dublin Airport Authority has signed a twinning agreement with Beijing Capital International Airport that will allow the two companies to co-operate to further commercial and tourism links between the two

The Government has approved the drafting of the Shannon Aviation Services and Miscellaneous Provisions Bill 2013, paving the way for the creation of the new Shannon Group entity.  Minister Leo