- Dublin Airport has handled over 127,761 passengers on its second busiest day.
- The June bank holiday weekend brought more than half a million travellers.
- The airport prepares for over 100000 daily passengers this summer.
- More than 11 million passengers travel through between June and August 2026.
- 190 destinations operate via over 40 airlines from Dublin.
Dublin Airport has experienced the second busiest day in its history with 127,761 passengers on May 24tht 2026 approaching the previous record on June 29 2026.
The airport expects more than 100,000 passengers daily throughout the summer months. Over 11 million passengers travel through its terminals between June and August 2026. This figure exceeds the previous summer by around 300,000 passengers.Dublin Airport offers 190 destinations via more than 40 airlines this summer. Improvements to terminals support the increased passenger experience.
Dublin Airport handled 503,000 passengers over the four-day June bank holiday weekend (Friday to Monday).
Cork Airport handled 69,000 passengers over the same period.
Shannon Airport anticipateds over 67,000 passengers, marking an 11pc increase compared with the June bank holiday weekend in 2025.
Ireland West Airport Knock experienced a record-breaking June bank holiday weekend with over 20,000 passengers expected, representing an increase of almost 20pc versus the same period in 2025 and 10pc higher than June 2019.
