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Carlow Nationalist — Cork Airport heading for busiest year in its history - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Cork Airport heading for busiest year in its history

Cork Airport is forecast to have its busiest year in its history in terms of international passengers this year with 2.75 million set to fly in and out in…

Roscommon Herald — Cork Airport heading for busiest year in its history - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Cork Airport heading for busiest year in its history

Cork Airport is forecast to have its busiest year in its history in terms of international passengers this year with 2.75 million set to fly in and out in…

Dublin Airport's Plan For 40 Million Passengers Unveiled in New Virtual Information Room | Dublin Airport - Vimarsana News

Dublin Airport's Plan For 40 Million Passengers Unveiled in New Virtual Information Room | Dublin Airport

Daa has launched a new virtual information room to highlight the wide range of improvements planned for Dublin Airport as part of its upcoming planning application to Fingal County Council, which will...

daa plc, Operator of Dublin Airport, Reports A Strong Operating Performance In The First Half Of 2023 - Vimarsana News

daa plc, Operator of Dublin Airport, Reports A Strong Operating Performance In The First Half Of 2023

Daa, the operator of Dublin airport, has reported that passenger numbers recovered strongly in the first six months ended June 30, 2023 with 17.1 million passengers flying in and out of the Republic of...

DAA sees strong recovery in first six half of 2023 - Vimarsana News

DAA sees strong recovery in first six half of 2023

More than 17m passengers pass through Dublin and Cork airports