Michael O'Leary criticized the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, emphasizing that it restricts essential services for fans and holiday travelers. He urged immediate action from Eamon Ryan.
Mr. Lawless expressed skepticism about O'Leary's proposal, highlighting the legal complexities involved and suggesting that any capacity growth not accommodated in Dublin should be redirected to regional airports.
Since its introduction in 2007, the passenger cap on Dublin Airport, originally a condition for the second terminal's construction, limits operational flexibility for airlines amid rising demand.
O'Leary points out that the current cap prevents the operation of vital flights, such as those for rugby matches or holiday travel, and calls for urgent adjustments.
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