The Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR) today publishes CN1 of 2019, detailing key dates and vital information for those travel agents and tour operators whose licences expire on 30 April 2019
The Commission has published the timeline for Winter 2019 and Summer 2020 Coordination Parameters Decisions for Dublin Airport. We have not changed the timeline from last year, except by a day to continue to fit the IATA calendar.
The Commission has published a quarterly update on the timeline for delivery of the Programme of Airport Campus Enhancement (PACE) projects at Dublin Airport.
The Commission wishes to draw stakeholder's attention to the possibility of the case of what is known as a “No Deal Brexit" and the European Commission’s Notice to Stakeholders - Withdrawal of the United Kingdom and EU rules in the field of air transport.
The Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR) has launched a new Passenger Advisory Group. The Passenger Advisory Group will improve CAR’s understanding of what is important to passengers at Dublin Airport.
The Thessaloniki Forum of European Airport Charges Regulators has adopted two guidance reports to assist in the implementation of the Airport Charges Directive (2009/12/EC).
If your flight is delayed or cancelled as a result of disruptions at Gatwick Airport, then it is important you are aware of your rights and entitlements.
Monday, 3 December 2018: The claims process for Heffernan's Shipping and Tourist Agency Limited trading as Heffernan's Travel and Easy Travel has now closed. The Commission is actively processing all received claims to be completed in the coming weeks.
Customers are required to make a claim within 60 days of the date from which the tour operator or travel agent failed or was unable to meet their contractual obligations to the customers. Customers are encouraged to make claims promptly with such proof of loss as is available to them at that time. If the Commission requires further proof of loss it will request that from customers.
The Commission has published Dublin Airport’s consultation document on a proposed Capital Investment Programme (CIP) for the next price control period, which will commence in 2020 and last for at least four years.