Updated Advice Dublin Airport: 'Arrive 2 Hours Prior To Short Haul Flight'

Monday, 15 August 2022 11:28

By Caoimhe Harney

The DAA says passengers checking in a bag should allow an extra hour.

Dublin Airport has revised its advice to passengers queuing for flights.

It now says intending passengers should arrive 2 hours in advance for a short-haul flight, and 3 hours for a long-haul flight.

Passengers checking in a bag should allow additional time of up to an hour.

Previously the advice was 2 and a half hours, and 3 and a half hours respectively.

The DAA says there have been no significant security challenges in June, July or August, adding "no passengers have missed flights in these three months that heeded our advice."

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