EU Court rules Dublin Airport’s 32 million passenger cap must guide slot allocation

EU Court rules Dublin Airport’s 32 million passenger cap must guide slot allocation
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The Court of Justice of the European Union issued a judgment on 15 October stating that Dublin Airport’s annual passenger limit of 32 million must be taken into account when allocating take‑off and landing slots.

Dublin handled about 36.4 million passengers in 2025, exceeding the original planning ceiling, and the ruling could influence airline scheduling decisions if the planning restriction remains in force for future seasonal capacity determinations.

Why it matters

Airlines may need to adjust schedules at Dublin Airport because the passenger‑cap constraint will affect slot availability.

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