Kenny Jacobs Chief Executive of DAA.

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Recorded04 Jun 2024

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 Annual revenues at DAA which operates Dublin and Cork airports breached the €1bn mark last year. Not bad for a business which was essentially shut down in 2020 and much of 2021. But it still has a debt of €815m on the books. But the biggest headache of all is what to do about the passenger cap of 32 million at Dublin airport which will start seeing planned services cancelled from the autumn. Joining Joe on the show this morning was Kenny Jacobs Chief Executive of DAA.

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