Passenger price caps will prevent Dublin Airport from hiring additional security staff, DAA to say

Price caps on airline passengers will prevent the hiring of 240 new staff at Dublin Airport, the new DAA CEO is set to tell TDs today

PRICE CAPS ON airline passengers will prevent the hiring of 240 new staff at Dublin Airport, the new DAA CEO is set to tell TDs.

“There needs to be a sustainable pricing and regulatory environment in place to support the provision of consistent service quality levels at Dublin Airport,” Jacobs will tell TDs. In late 2022, CAR – the body responsible for Dublin Airport’s price caps – set the maximum airport charge at €8.68 for 2023.This price cap is set to increase to €9.23 in 2024, €10.30 in 2025 and €11.73 in 2026.policy-makers and other stakeholders require from Dublin Airport and the revenuescap needs to support greater resilience and service levels,” Jacobs will say.

Travel chaos Jacobs is also set to acknowledge the difficulties Dublin Airport faced in May 2022, with significant queues that lead to people missing flights and cancellations.

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