Ryanair is taking legal action against the IAA on the Dublin Airport passenger cap along with Aer Lingus and a number of US carriers
The Ryanair CEO has said he is confident the Dublin Airport passenger cap "will get lifted" as it goes to court.
"These cuts are illegal and the Dublin traffic cap is contrary to both EU law and the US-EU Open Skies Agreement."Mr O'Leary said the traffic cap dates back to a concern which hasn't materialised. "They will get lifted and they'll get lifted because we've already spent the money on a second runway at Dublin Airport which takes traffic capacity to 60 million passengers.
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