Approximately 310,000 passengers are expected to travel through Dublin Airport this bank holiday weekend.
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According to a statement published on DublinAirport.com, approximately 160,000 people will depart from Dublin Airport between Friday 3 February and Monday 6 February, while approximately 150,000 people will arrive at the airport.
Statement By DAA’s Media Relations Manager
The statement published on DublinAirport.com quoted operator DAA’s media relations manager, Graeme McQueen, as saying, “We’re expecting an average of more than 77,000 passengers per day over the four days between Friday and Monday. To ensure a smooth journey through the airport, we would strongly advise passengers to prepare for security in advance and go directly to the security screening area once they have checked in.
“The Dublin Airport team is currently working hard to enhance the passenger experience, with a number of changes and improvements being introduced over recent weeks, including a decluttering of passenger areas within both terminals, the introduction of additional seating, and the addition of a new baby-feeding facility in Terminal 1. Passengers can look forward to many improvements being made over the coming weeks and months, too, as we focus on providing passengers with a better experience at Dublin Airport.”
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