DAA adds Fingal council to action seeking vacant possession of land from Traveller families
The land had previously been leased to Fingal County Council to house Traveller families.
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The land had previously been leased to Fingal County Council to house Traveller families.
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Norwegian Air International announced the route in September.
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The flight, which was headed to Washington from Manchester, landed safely with 155 passengers on board.
The union’s National Executive Council also voted to fight any further legal action.
This follows the halting of a strike that was planned for last Friday.
The decision comes a month after SIPTU said that Aer Lingus had threatened them with legal action legal action if they went ahead with a ballot.
The new service will operate from June to October from Dublin Airport.
One elderly person was taken to hospital after sustaining a cut to the head and seven others were treated at the scene.
A Delta 767 from New York and a private Gulfstream jet landed safely at the airport after declaring emergencies, in separate incidents.
New figures show a seven per cent increase on passenger numbers when compared to the same period last year.
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A recent incident involving pigeons which forced an Aer Lingus plane to abandon its flight to London has highlighted the measures Dublin Airport takes to keep the skies around the runway bird-free.
The incident happened at the entrance to Terminal 1 this morning.
The Annual Report for the group shows that is also incurred exceptional losses of €24 million.
Dublin Airport Authority has confirmed plans to ask managers to volunteer for customer service duties in the security screening area of the airport’s Terminal 1.
Legislation taking effect today gives Emily Logan the power to investigate the treatment of children by a slew of new agencies.
Just under 1.6 million passengers travelled through Dublin Airport last month according to figures published by DAA.
The Dublin Airport Authority Fire Service use a simulator that can replicate numerous different fire situations on an aircraft.
Training, bird scaring and speeding across the runway for an emergency callout – there’s never a dull moment at the DAA fire station.
The airport said there was minor impact to flight times following the collapse of a small aircraft’s nosewheel on its main runway this morning.
The flight turned back after people reported smelling smoke in the cabin.
An extra 360,000 passengers used Dublin Airport last year with an increase of 420,000 in international passengers.
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The meeting follows the breakdown of talks over the staff pension scheme in the Labour Relations Committee last week.
The budget airline, which owns 29.4 per cent of Aer Lingus, says it supports its rival in its stance on pensions schemes.
A spokesperson for SIPTU has said industrial action is now “inevitable” and could take place early next month.
Efforts to resolve the €748 million deficit in the pensions scheme ended “in disarray” last night, SIPTU says.
The airline said it has put forward proposals as part of the Labour Relations Committee process seeking to improve pension prospects for employees.
More than 1.8 million passengers travelled through Dublin last month, an increase of 7 per cent on 2011.