IAA publishes draft decision on coordination parameters at Dublin Airport for winter 2025/26
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Background ✨
The High Court's recent judgment temporarily lifted Dublin Airport's passenger cap of 32 million, following the airport's handling of 34.6 million passengers in 2024, which exceeded the cap1. Dublin Airport dominates the Irish aviation market, and Ryanair, a major operator, announced a record summer schedule for 2025 after the cap was suspended2. The European Court of Justice is reviewing the cap, with uncertainty about future capacity increases to 36 million and 40 million passengers3 4.