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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Dublin Airport is warning passengers travelling over the weekend to seek alternative transport arrangements if parking has not yet been booked.
All car parks are currently sold out over the next several days, with an airport spokesperson advising anyone without a booking to seek alternate methods such as transport by bus, taxi or drop-off.
It comes despite hundreds of flight cancellations by Aer Lingus due to ongoing strikes by IALPA (Irish Air Line Pilots Association) pilots.
In a social media post, a Dublin Airport spokesperson stated, "All of our car parks are SOLD OUT for this weekend. Anyone without a booking should plan to travel to Dublin Airport via an alternate method such as by bus, taxi or by being dropped off by a friend or relative."
A section of Dublin Airport's website lists bus and taxi information.
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