Dublin Airport operator daa expects 460,000 passengers to pass through the airport this Easter bank holiday weekend.
This includes around 232,000 departing passengers.
“Easter is always a busy weekend at Dublin Airport as people and families avail of the long bank holiday weekend to head overseas on city breaks, cultural trips and to reunite with loved ones all over the world,” said Graeme McQueen, Media Relations Manager, at daa.
110,000 passengers are set to pass through the airport every day between Friday and Monday.
Mr McQueen advised departing passengers to heed the airport’s standard travel advice of arriving at the airport two hours before a short-haul flight and three hours before a long-haul flight.
“Our security times are consistently quick, with a processing time of under 20 minutes the norm when going through our terminals.
“By following our travel advice and getting to the airport in good time, not only will passengers be able to cope with any unexpected mishaps or delays, but they will also give themselves time to enjoy all that’s on offer in the terminals,” he added.
