Irish airport authority urges passenger cap increase
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The High Court heard that DAA received over €34 million from car hire concessionaires in 2024.
Ryanair has demanded the government scrap the “outdated” cap following the European court’s ruling.
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It is not known at this stage who was operating the drone or whether the incident was malicious.
Irish airports are among the greenest in Europe, as planes are able to fly straight in and don’t have to circle often before landing, new data shows, writes Sarah Slater.
A suspected drone was reported flying very close to a plane descending into Dublin Airport last night.
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