Update Presented by Siobhán O'Donnell 12th April 2018 - Dublin Airport
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Update Presented by Siobhán O’Donnell 12th April 2018
daa Actions from Previous Meetings and Subsequent Requests
No. Action daa Response
1. Address gates in order to prevent Plan to replace gates in order to discourage fly-tipping here.
dumping on daa lands, at Dukes Farm
2. Provide number of flights between There are 60 flights between 11pm and 6am.
11pm and 6am, and state why turbo- Due to the construction of the IAA tower, turbo propellered aircraft must travel to the end
propellered aircraft are turning over of the runway prior to turning northwards. These aircraft must adhere to the same
Newtown and Dunsoghly standard operating procedures at all times. Between the hours of 11pm and 6am there
are 2 such aircraft currently in operation. As with all aircraft departing Dublin Airport, they
must follow the directions of Air Traffic Control, who may divert the aircraft from their
normal flight paths due to weather or for safety reasons
3. Forward details on apprenticeships Summer roles are managed on behalf of daa by Flexsource. Currently, there are vacancies
and summer work to TM when for summer guest services roles. More information is available at www.flexsource.ie.
available Apprenticeship campaigns are generally launched later in the year (i.e. Q3/4) and will be
advertised on the daa website www.daa.ie/careers. It has not yet been confirmed if
apprenticeship positions will be available at daa this year.
4. Establish type of tree to be planted Trees that will be planted in the vicinity of Dublin Airport Central Offices include Birch
around Dublin Airport Central trees and beech hedging. All planting was considered as part of grant of planning.
5. Consider Dunbro Lane issues of The new fencing along the field adjacent to the culvert is not planted with hedging in
drainage, fencing and hedging order to facilitate the optimum efficiency of the flood management measures which were
put in place. The fencing itself is stock-proof and is fully compliant with the approved
design. The mature hedging which was requested on the other side of the road at the top
of Dunbro Lane has been planted.
6. Request for report on longitudinal Due to ongoing legal action, daa is not in a position to comment or provide any
data information on this topic at present
7. Drainage presentation FCC gave this presentation this evening
8. Local Area Plan The development of the St Margarets Special Policy and the Local Area Plan are being
managed by FCC; however daa is happy to discuss, should any residents wish to meet with
daa
9. Update on 32m passenger CAP pre- daa wrote to An Bord Pleanála (ABP) to commence
2 the pre-consultation process. This
consultation between daa and ABP process is ongoing to determine the application process for addressing the 32mppa cap.
North Runway Update
• Construction Package 1 complete
• Construction Package 2 competitive dialogue
well underway, and mobilisation scheduled
for Q4
• Planning application for entrance to
compensatory habitat being lodged this
week
• Condition 18, Road Safety Audits, has been
discharged
• Consultants for insulation surveys have been
appointed and contact with participants has
commenced
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Runway 10/28 Overlay and Associated Taxiways
• Works completed on Taxiways B7, E6, E5, E4 and E3
• Overlay of Runway 10/28 is 95% complete
• 320 shifts worked on the project up to end of March 2018; 58
shifts cut short and 34 shifts cancelled due to low visibility
procedures/wind or other operational reasons
• Project will continue to end of May due to weather disruption
• Works will take place every Saturday for the months of April &
May, 2018.
Stats:
• 350,942 hours worked on the project
• 99,000 tonnes of asphalt laid to date
• 54,764 metres of ducting laid
• 1,772 no. electrical pits installed
Since project started
16-34 Movements %
(as of 02/02/2018)
Total 16-34
9,850
Movements
16 Movements 7,215 73.2%
34 Movements 2,635 26.8% 4
Dublin Airport Update
• Dublin Airport had its busiest March on record despite
Storm Emma. Almost 2.3m passengers travelled through
the airport last month, a 3% increase over last year
• More than 6m passengers have travelled through the
airport in the first three months, a 4% increase when
compared to last year. We have welcomed 248,500
additional passengers in the first quarter of 2018
• Hainan Airlines will launch a new year-round service
from Dublin to Beijing starting on June 12
• Dublin Airport’s fire alarm app won the Innovation in
Technology and Systems Award at the Facilities
Management Awards. The new app helps airport fire
responders quickly locate any one of the 14,000 fire
alarms on site across both terminals
• daa in partnership with ESB has installed 268 solar
panels on top of the airport’s reservoir system which will
provide more than half of the reservoir’s annual energy
requirements
• The solar farm is part of an energy agreement
between daa and ESB to achieve an overall target
of 33% reduction energy consumption at the
airport by 2020 5
New Routes Launching this Summer at Dublin Airport
Destination Airline Start Arriving Departing
Marrakesh Ryanair March 10.20 10.45
Paphos Ryanair March 16.50 06.45
Philadelphia Aer Lingus March 05.15 13.40
Reykjavik Icelandair May 10.15 11.10
Seattle Aer Lingus May 12.30 15.10
Manchester British Airways May 10.55 22.20
Zagreb Croatia Airlines May 09.30 10.20
Montreal Air Canada June 08.25 10.20
Hong Kong Cathay Pacific June 06.45 11.55
Beijing Hainan Airlines June 06.00/09.10 08.00/11.10
Carlisle Loganair June 14.55/09.15 15.25/09.50
Dalaman Ryanair July 16.10 06.10
Frankfurt Ryanair October 11.25 15.55
Luxembourg Ryanair October 14.25 10.10
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Community Fund Update
• Community Fund opened for applications on February 1st for six
weeks.
• 69 applications were received, 3 from the St Margarets area
• Grant Making Panel met on 11th April
• Successful applicants will be notified within next two weeks
• Cheques will be presented in early May
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