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Dublin airport opens new gate area

Air
Gary Noakes
11 December 2017

A new €22 million development at Dublin airport should make flying to and from the UK more pleasant.

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The opening of the new South Gate area will mainly benefit Aer Lingus passengers flying from the UK and continental Europe.

It features five boarding gates and parking for nine aircraft and is part of a €100 million upgrade at Dublin airport this year.

“The huge growth that we have had in passenger numbers in recent years created significant demand for extra boarding gate space and aircraft parking stands and this new facility meets those requirements in a modern flexible way,” said the airport’s managing director Vincent Harrison.