Dublin Airport - 460,000 passengers set to pass through Dublin Airport over busy Easter weekend

Around 460,000 passengers are set to travel through Dublin Airport over the coming Easter bank holiday weekend, including around 232,000 departing passengers.

Passengers departing from Dublin Airport over the busy Easter weekend are being reminded to arrive in plenty of time ahead of their flight.

Passengers are also advised to heed the airport’s standard travel advice of arriving at the airport two hours before a short-haul flight and three hours before a long-haul flight.

Those travelling this weekend will be able to enjoy the new and improved food and drink outlets in the airport, including Pret A Manger in Terminal 1, which opened its doors today.

Dublin Airport - new noise information portal for local community

 daa, the operator of Dublin Airport, has launched an innovative new online tool providing interactive information about flights to and from the airport and how they may impact the local community.

The Dublin Airport noise information portal is the latest online tool designed to enhance transparency and communication with neighbouring communities by providing accurate and timely location-based information on airport operations and noise management.

Using technology trusted by more than 25 airports worldwide, including Gatwick and Toronto Pearson, the portal combines location-specific data with user-friendly dashboards, making it easier for members of the public living close to Dublin Airport to understand and engage with airport activities. The ‘InsightFull’ technology was developed by Envirosuite, a global leader in environmental intelligence solutions.

The new portal will allow individuals to undertake detailed analysis of the noise situation at their location, improving understanding and enabling comparison with other locations. This complements daa’s existing online tools for local residents including: