daa in partnership with ESB has installed 268 solar panels on top of the airport’s reservoir system which will provide more than half of the reservoir’s annual energy requirements. The solar panels are connected directly to the airport’s reservoir system which provides 500 million litres of water – the equivalent of 200 Olympic sized swimming […]
From October 29, London Southend airport passengers will be able to connect to Aer Lingus transatlantic services and complete US pre-clearance in Dublin Airport, ahead of their onward journey to the US and Canada when booking direct with Aer Lingus or with a travel agent. This new service is being made possible by the introduction […]
Located close to Terminal 2, daa’s Dublin Airport Central building has been shortlisted in the Sustainable Buildings Excellence in Environment category for the 2017 Chambers Ireland Corporate Social Responsibility Awards. This award recognises work being carried out by Irish and multinational companies to improve the lives of its employees and to enhance the civic […]
Four hundred new jobs are to be created at Dublin Airport with the opening of a new terminal-linked four star hotel which is to be built adjacent to Terminal 2. The new hotel will provide employment for 250 people, while an additional 150 new jobs will be generated during the construction phase of the project. […]
Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) has initiated the first stage of the tender process, seeking interest from companies or consortia interested in constructing the new 3.1km runway. The DAA then expects to narrow those expressions of interest to at least four applicants that will be invited to the second stage of the tender process. It announced […]
Dublin Airport in Ireland has opened a new passenger lounge in Terminal 2 (T2) for use by US Preclearance passengers flying business class, or in possession of an airline club card, with Aer Lingus, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and American Airlines. The 51st&Green lounge covers more than 8,000ft² and is capable of seating up […]
The Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) has launched a €400m (£310m) bond sale as it reviews its finances to aid the €320m (£247m) construction of a new runway at Dublin Airport. The DAA first signalled last month that it was looking at its financing options. The airport’s parent company confirmed yesterday that as a result of […]
