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Flying tomorrow?
A reminder that the rules around liquids in your hand luggage will change from midnight tonight.
Be sure to prepare in advance to save yourself any unnecessary delays at security screening ⤵️
The brand new “DUB” signs are now up in Dublin Airport!
These replace the existing DAA signs which have now been removed!
We think this looks great, what do you think?🤔 let us know 👇🏻
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The EU has reintroduced this following a technical/performance issue discovered with the C3 baggage scanners in relation to liquids of a high volume.
Because of this, The EU have reintroduced the 100ml rule until a technical solution has been found
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ℹ️ Temporary Liquid restrictions
From September 1st onwards (1/9/24), all airports in the EU must re-adapt a 100ml liquid restriction if not adapted already. This even applies to airports with the new C3 bag scanners.
Q: Why is this in place?👇🏻
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Quick tip!
If you ever want to feel fancy flying with Ryanair & have no check-in baggage, go through security via Terminal 2!
After security, you can then walk all the way over to Terminal 1!
Follow the directions below on how to get back to T1.
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ℹ️ Fun Dublin Airport Fact!
Many people don’t realise that Terminal 1 & Terminal 2 @DublinAirport are connected both airside and landside.
This is useful if you want to head over to a bar or lounge in another terminal.
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DNATA supply the catering for Aer Lingus & are the reason why you get your meal on your Aer Lingus flight.
Whether the trucks ruin your perfect plane spotting photo, you can be grateful next time you fly Aer Lingus!
Want more fun facts, follow EIDWLive for more.
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Do you always see these trucks driving around the airport?
No, they’re not actually lost! They’re part of @AerLingus incredible catering logistics operation.
These trucks carry meals and more from DNATA Catering, near the airport, to your aircraft!
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Platinum Services is available to passengers flying on any airline to any destination.
Get dropped off in a BMW & dine in a private suite with Platinum Services.
Located on the arrivals road T1.
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See more: https://t.co/ukh9ZF479r
🧐Did you know @DublinAirport has technically a secret third terminal 🧐
Dublin Airport Platinum Services operates out of the Terminal 1 building. It offers an exclusive package to passengers including a personalised welcome, private security and chauffeur to your plane.
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⚠️ T2 Baggage Belt failure
Due to an internal issue with the baggage system, passengers are queuing outside and facing some delays getting through T2.
There is no updated timing advisory, but arriving at the airport a bit earlier than planned may be beneficial.
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New: Ch-Aviation is reporting that Aer Lingus is attempting to “reignite” talks with IAG management “on the possibilities of A321neo(XLR)s”
It comes after the airline group moved the first XLR to Iberia during the recent pay dispute.
See more: https://t.co/7lcSCmrLeI
Aer Lingus here is directly competing with Ryanair.
RYR operate:
• DUB-RAK on Tues, Sat & Mon (end of the month) in October.
• DUB-SVQ on Mon, Wed, Thu, Sat & Sun (beginning 27th) in October.
• DUB-MLA on Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun in October.
🥳New Routes Alert🔥
@AerLingus have today, Wednesday, announced 3 new winter routes from @DublinAirport. Starting Oct 24
They are:
EI708: Dublin to Marrakesh, A320, Tue, Thurs & Sat.
EI756 Dublin to Seville, A320, Wed, Fri, Sun
EI464 Dublin to Malta, A320, Tue, Thurs, Sat
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Did you know that @IrishCoastGuard helicopters have emergency “blue lights” and “sirens”?
Well… in a way they do!
A call sign is an identification name given to every aircraft. It’s individualistic to every flight. It’s used to identify aircraft.
Under normal ops…
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When the @IrishCoastGuard respond to an emergency, they change their call sign to “rescue”.
For example: you have Rescue 118 in Sligo, Rescue 116 in Dublin and Rescue 117 in Waterford.
This means they’re responding to a real emergency and are working.
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