IAA says it has not yet proposed any limits for next summer, despite the airline's claims
The DAA is believed to have suggested that 25.2 million seats could be allowed for next summer
Ryanair says any plan to reduce the number of passengers it can use Dublin Airport by up to one million next summer to ensure the airport does not exceed its passenger cap will further damage Ireland’s tourism sector.
Ryanair claimed yesterday that the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) had suggested the reduction in availability, but the IAA denied this. It said it had made no such suggestion and would not publish a draft decision until early September.