Ryanair Seeks Judicial Review over Night-Time Flight Cap

Ryanair applies for judicial review of night-time flight cap at Dublin Airport

The airline’s CEO Micheal O’Leary called the cap ‘unlawful planning stupidity’.

Ryanair seeks judicial review over night-time flight cap

Ryanair has applied for a High Court judicial review to challenge a planning decision limiting the number of night-time flights at Dublin Airport.

Ryanair applies for judicial review of night flights ruling at Dublin Airport

Airline said the restrictions imposed in July ‘artificially limits night movements’, and would block early morning pre-7am arrivals

Ryanair in legal challenge to nightly airport cap at Dublin Airport

Ryanair has launched a new legal challenge against a night-time passenger cap at Dublin Airport that it says will ‘strangle transatlantic traffic’. An Coimisiún Pleanála (ACP) ruled during the summer that Dublin Airport could use its north runway between 6 am and midnight, instead of 7 am to 11 pm. The watchdog also imposed an annual noise quota, together with an annual limit of 35,672 aircraft movements. The commission said the cap would allow …

Ryanair Lodges High Court Appeal Over Dublin Airport Night Flight Restrictions

Ryanair has applied for a High Court judicial review to challenge An Bord Pleanála’s cap on night flights at Dublin Airport. According to Ryanair: “This unlawful cap, which artificially limits night movements, will block early morning (pre 7am) arrivals which are vital for transatlantic landings between 05:00 and 07:00, and will delay much-needed investment and growth at Dublin Airport. “By cutting off these critical early morning (low noise) ar…