The issue of capacity at the airport will not go away and it is time to start planning
Dublin Airport Authority , the state company which operates and manages Dublin Airport, is in talks with airlines to avert a breach of the annual cap on the number of passengers using the airport.
We have been here before. The cap was breached in 2019 as travel hit a pre-pandemic peak and 32.9 million people used the airport, although there is a question mark over the true number, as transit passengers are double counted. Fingal County Council’s Dublin Airport Local Area plan envisages passenger numbers reaching 40 million by 2030. This could apparently be accommodated by reconfiguring the existing terminals but ultimately a third terminal will definitely be needed by 2031, says the Department of Transport.
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