

He added that he was disappointed in the chaos shown at the airport after his department made efforts to develop remedies with airport management over the past two months. He is set to continue communication between his department’s senior officials and the airport authorities. On Sunday, the DAA could not say what caused the delays as 50,000 people travelled through the airport. With even more travelling over the Bank Holiday weekend, the DAA is set to ask passengers to arrive even earlier for flights and will "upgrade passenger advice this week." A spokesperson said: “It’s too early to say yet if we will need to change passenger travel advisory for next weekend. “We will review the situation tomorrow in relation to what happened today to undertake a full root cause analysis. “Next weekend will see in excess of 100,000 passengers arriving and departing from Dublin Airport.” They also noted that anyone who missed their flight due to this will be refunded.@discoverdublin The queue to get into Dublin Airport this morning at 10:30am #dublin #dublintiktok #ireland #irish ♬ original sound - DiscoverDublin
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