Dublin Airport's summer 2022 schedule has been revealed in what will be the first normal sunny season since 2019.
In total 44 different airlines will be operating from Dublin Airport as international travel continues to build back after virtually shutting down completely during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Each week 1,300 flights will take off from Dublin Airport to Europe, in addition to more than 700 weekly to the UK, over 200 to North America and almost 40 to the Middle East and Africa.
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Due to the huge rise in numbers travelling through Dublin Airport, massive delays at security have been reported.
Dublin Airport now recommends that passengers arrive at the airport up to three and a half hours before their departure time.
The airport has suspended the "expected wait time" feature as passengers continue to experience ongoing delays.
Ryanair boss Boss Michael O'Leary has called for the army to be used at the airport to help manage the "chaotic security delays."
"We are working continuously with new and existing airlines to add exciting destinations to our route network. We are particularly looking forward to welcoming these services to our summer schedule this year and we are also looking forward to welcome passengers back into Dublin as Ireland becomes a popular tourist destination again," Dalton Phillips, Chief Executive Officer of daa, which operates Dublin Airport, said.
Click here to see the Summer Schedule for 2022.
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