Full hearing starts into whether caps can be placed on passenger numbers

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Recorded04 Dec 2024

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The company that runs Dublin and Cork airports is back in the courts today as the full hearing starts into whether caps can be placed on passenger numbers when the busy summer season starts next year. DAA has also published its passenger numbers for the month of November and a record 2.5 million people used both airports bringing to 31 million for the first 11 months of the year in Dublin and on target to breach the passengers cap. Joe was joined on the show by Kenny Jacobs the Chief Executive of DAA.

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