Regulators confirm plans to limit airlines’ seats from October to March
Airlines at Dublin Airport will be limited to 14.4 million passengers from October to March next year despite growing travel demand, regulators confirmed on Tuesday.
Air travel regulator, the Irish Aviation Authority , confirmed on Tuesday that it would limit airlines operating at the airport to a maximum of 14.4 million seats from October 27th next to March 29th, the winter travel season. The decision will further anger airlines, including Dublin’s biggest carriers, Aer Lingus and Ryanair, which have already warned that the passenger cap at the country’s biggest gateway is driving up air fares and hitting jobs growth.
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