Dublin Airport

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More twists and turns than Lamine Yamal for HiSky flight H4257 on its way from Bucharest to Dublin tonight ✈️ @flightradar24 making for more interesting viewing than the Balon d’Or ceremony!

The normally short hop down from @ABZ_Airport to Dublin was a little longer than usual tonight for this Aer Lingus Regional aircraft ✈️

Some interesting flight patterns on display on @flightradar24 tonight. @airfrance flight AF1016 had to take the scenic route before landing a short time ago on our South Runway. Strong winds and changing directions have required several runway changes over the past hour ✈️

Several inbound aircraft currently in holding patterns, as we switch to our crosswind runway (16/34) due to strong, gusting winds from a southerly direction ✈️

Passenger Update | Sunday 7pm Weather issues continue to impact on flight operations this evening (Sunday). Around 40 flights have been cancelled by airlines today at Dublin Airport. While the weather has improved significantly this evening in the Dublin area, issues remain at some other airports overseas. Passengers flying tonight/tomorrow (Monday) should travel to the airport as normal - 2 hours before short-haul, 3 hours before long-haul - and keep in direct contact with their airline for latest updates regarding the status of their flight. ✈️

Passenger Update | Sunday 3pm Strong winds continue to affect flight operations this afternoon (Sunday). Gusting winds in Ireland and poor weather at airports overseas have resulted in airlines cancelling around 30 flights from today’s schedule at Dublin Airport. While wind speeds have now dropped considerably in the Dublin area, poor weather conditions at other airports mean further disruption is possible. Passengers should travel to the airport as normal – 2 hours before short-haul flights and 3 hours before long-haul flights – and keep in direct contact with their airline for the latest updates on the status of their flight. ✈️

Passenger Update - Sunday 09.30 Strong winds continue to impact on flight operations today (Sunday). Mainly due to weather issues in other countries, airlines have so far cancelled 12 inbound and 12 outbound flights from today’s schedule at Dublin Airport. Wind warnings remain in place until late afternoon, meaning further disruption is possible. Passengers should travel to the airport as normal - 2 hours before short-haul, 3 hours before long-haul - and keep in direct contact with their airline for latest updates regarding the status of their flight. ✈️

Inside Dublin Airport on #StormBeolo day… 🧘‍♂️ Calm on the inside ☔️ Wet and blowy on the outside!

Storm Beolo Update | Saturday 4pm Strong winds associated with Storm Beolo continue to cause disruption to flight operations at Dublin Airport this afternoon. As of 4pm, 9 outbound and 10 inbound flights have been cancelled by airlines due to weather issues. Six inbound flights performed go-arounds - 5 of which landed on the second attempt, with the other diverting to another airport before returning a short time later. Winds are forecast to remain strong for the rest of the day, which may lead to further disruption. Passengers should travel to the airport as normal - 2 hours before short-haul, 3 hours before long-haul - and keep in direct contact with their airline for latest updates regarding the status of their flight. ✈️

Storm Beolo Update | Saturday 12 Noon Strong winds associated with Storm Beolo have resulted in a small number of cancellations and some minor delays at Dublin Airport so far today. As of 12 noon, 5 outbound and 4 inbound flights have been cancelled by airlines due to weather issues. Winds are forecast to increase as the day goes on, which may lead to some further disruption. Passengers should travel to the airport as normal - 2 hours before short-haul, 3 hours before long-haul - and keep in direct contact with their airline for latest updates regarding the status of their flight. ✈️

Dublin Airport is operating as normal this morning (Saturday). Strong winds associated with Storm Beolo are forecast to increase as the day goes on, which may lead to some disruption. Passengers should travel to the airport as normal - 2 hours before short-haul, 3 hours before long-haul - and keep in direct contact with their airline for latest updates regarding the status of their flight. ✈️

It’s a wet morning at Dublin Airport, but operations are moving as normal with airlines operating full schedules and no delays of note. As always, passengers should check directly with their airline for latest updates on the status of their flight. Please take extra care on the roads when travelling to/from the airport. ✈️ #StormAusten

Liquids and laptops? They can stay in your bag 🎒 At Dublin Airport security: 👕 Jackets, hoodies, bulky jumpers and belts go in the tray 📱 Empty your pockets, including phones and keys 👢 Remove footwear above the ankle

We’re trying, but… Admin’s brain: • Don’t make jokes about football… • Don’t make jokes about football… • Don’t make jokes about football… Man Utd:

Almost half a million passengers are expected through Dublin Airport this bank holiday weekend! 🎃 Friday is set to be the busiest day, with almost 123,000 passengers travelling. And we’ve got a little treat for our younger passengers! 👻 From October 22 to November 1, children aged 12 and under can eat free with the purchase of a main meal costing €13.50 or more from the breakfast or all-day menu at The Garden Terrace (T1) and The Fallow (T2). T&Cs apply.