Dublin Airport, eGates
Major boost for Irish holidaymakers as Dublin Airport eGates to be upgraded to speed up electronic immigration checks
HOLIDAYMAKERS travelling through Dublin Airport are set for a major boost as clearing immigration after returning home some become quicker. New upgraded eGates are set to be rolled out to enable
Automated eGates in Dublin Airport set for new upgrade as new contract is signed
New upgrade to the eGate facility at Dublin Airport is set to be rolled out, as contract is signed for upgrades to the system. Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has announced that the new contract to upgrade the Automated Boarder Control facility will be rolled out to the existing gates at Dublin Airport.
Fingal’s county manager has told councillors that Dublin Airport's passenger cap can be lifted to 40 million, subject to ...
DUBLIN Airport has issued an urgent “make alternate plans” warning to passengers flying out this weekend. They advised those ...
Delays are expected at Dublin airport after a power cut caused disruption on Sunday. Officials said check-in, security and ...
Irish Mirror on MSN2d
Pilot collapsed minutes into flight from Dublin Airport, while plane also suffered bird strike during emergency landingThe incident occurred just three minutes into the flight when the aircraft had reached an altitude of 10,000 feet ...
Dublin Live on MSN2d
Pilot collapsed in seat three minutes after taking off from Dublin AirportA new report by the Air Accident Investigation Unit also revealed that the KLM flight from Dublin to Amsterdam sustained a ...
Dublin airport has been plunged into chaos following a power outage in north Dublin, which has affected operations in ...
Dublin Airport’s Terminal 2 has been thrown into chaos following a power outage in North County Dublin. The airport said that ...
Dublin Airport’s Community Fund has hit the milestone of €2.5 million in funding to clubs and community groups in north ...
Ryanair has launched a flash sale offering major savings on all routes. The airline has slashed fares by 15 per cent for ...
Doom-laden forecasts that any reduction in passenger numbers at Dublin Airport next year would cost the Irish economy half a ...
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