Dublin Airport Issues Travel Advice for Bank Holiday Weekend

Dublin Airport bosses have advised early arrival and advance preparation for travellers moving through the airport this weekend.

With passenger numbers on the up in Ireland’s largest airport, it’s been advised that 2,830 flights will arrive and depart over the bank holiday weekend. This will equate to around 100,000 passengers over the course of four days.

The weekend also marks the beginning of flights from Dublin’s newest airline, Cathay Pacific which launches it’s first direct flight from Dublin to Hong Kong. Hainan Airlines will also be starting it’s new service from Dublin to Beijing.

Dublin Airport Advice for Travellers

  • Check which terminal your flight departs from BEFORE travelling to the airport.
  • Arrive in your correct terminal at least 1.5 hours before your official departure time, whether or not you are checking in luggage.
  • Proceed directly to security screening areas after check-in, as there could be queues and delays at this stage. Have liquids separated out and check out the EU Aviation Security regulations concerning this before leaving home.
  • Remove laptops and tablets from luggage for screening.
  • Approach customer care teams, situated throughout the airport, should any problems arise.
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