A number of Ryanair flights, scheduled to fly out of Dublin on Friday 20th July, have been cancelled. Passenger rights are protected under European legislation and it is important that all passengers are aware of their entitlements. The Commission for Aviation Regulation expects that Ryanair will send all affected passengers information about their rights and entitlements.
The Commission has published a quarterly update on the timeline for delivery of Capital projects at Dublin Airport.
Wednesday, 11 July 2018: Premier Irish Golf Tours Limited, trading as Premier World Travel and Premier Irish Golf Tours, has ceased trading.
As a result of the proposed industrial action at Ryanair on 12th July 2018, some passengers will experience cancellations or delays. Passenger rights are protected under European legislation and it is important that all passengers are aware of their entitlements. The Commission for Aviation Regulation expects that Ryanair will send all affected passengers information about their rights and entitlements.
The Commission has published a guidance note to industry stakeholders ahead of the introduction of the Package Travel Directive on 1st July 2018
Passengers scheduled to fly into or out of Irish airports last weekend may have experienced some disruption as a result of industrial action at French and German Airports. If your flight was delayed or cancelled as a result of the strikes, it is important you are aware of your rights and entitlements. The Commission for Aviation Regulation has the following advice:
The Commission has decided to extend the deadline for submissions for CP7/2018 Issues Paper to 5:00 PM, Friday 13 July 2018.
The Commission for Aviation Regulation has received 2017 regulated entity accounts for Dublin Airport.
The Commission has published its Decision in relation to a supplementary capital expenditure request from Dublin Airport, together with supporting documents.
The Commission has published the results of quality of service monitoring of Dublin Airport for Q1 2018.