Der Dublin Airport ist der verkehrsreichste Flughafen Irlands und dient als wichtigstes internationales Tor zur Insel. Er liegt etwa 10 Kilometer nördlich des Stadtzentrums von Dublin und fertigt über 32 Millionen Passagiere jährlich über zwei Terminals ab. Terminal 2, 2010 eröffnet, bedient hauptsächlich Aer Lingus, Irlands nationale Fluggesellschaft. Terminal 1 wird von Ryanair und anderen Fluggesellschaften genutzt. Ryanair, Europas größte Billigfluggesellschaft, hat seinen Hauptsitz in der Nähe des Flughafens. Dublin Airport bietet umfangreiche Verbindungen zu europäischen und nordamerikanischen Zielen und verfügt über US-Preclearance-Einrichtungen. Der Flughafen ist über den Dublin Express und Airlink-Busse mit dem Stadtzentrum verbunden. DUB verfügt über zwei Start- und Landebahnen, wobei die zweite, die Nordbahn, 2022 eröffnet wurde.

Aviation Terms

Flugplatzbeleuchtung (AGL: Airfield Lighting) Flughafenkategorie (Airport Category) Flughafenhöhe (ELEV: Airport Elevation) Flughafenfeuerwache (ARFF: Airport Fire Station) Flughafenlounge (Airport Lounge) Flughafen-Referenzpunkt (ARP: Airport Reference Point) Schürze (Apron) Automatisierte Passkontrolle (APC: Automated Passport Control)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get from Dublin Airport to the city center?

The Airlink Express (Route 747) runs from both terminals to Dublin city center in about 30-40 minutes for EUR 7 one-way. Dublin Bus routes 16 and 41 also serve the airport at standard fares. Taxis to the city center cost approximately EUR 25-35 for the 12 km trip. The planned MetroLink rail will eventually connect the airport directly to the city center.

How many terminals does Dublin Airport have?

Dublin Airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 handles most airlines including Ryanair and several long-haul carriers. Terminal 2 is primarily used by Aer Lingus, its regional partners, and some other carriers. The terminals are a 10-minute walk apart and connected by a free shuttle bus.

Does Dublin Airport offer US preclearance?

Yes, Dublin is one of only a few airports outside the US that offers US Customs and Border Protection preclearance. Passengers traveling to the United States clear immigration, customs, and agriculture inspection in Dublin before boarding, allowing them to arrive in the US as domestic passengers and skip lengthy immigration queues on arrival.

Is there free Wi-Fi at Dublin Airport?

Yes, Dublin Airport offers free Wi-Fi in both terminals with no time limit. The network is named DUB_Free_WiFi and provides reliable speeds for browsing, email, and social media. Premium faster Wi-Fi is available for purchase.

Which airlines have a hub at Dublin Airport?

Aer Lingus uses Dublin as its primary hub from Terminal 2, offering transatlantic and European services. Ryanair, Europe's largest low-cost carrier, also has its largest base at Dublin in Terminal 1. Together they account for the vast majority of DUB traffic. Aer Lingus is a member of the International Airlines Group (IAG) alongside British Airways and Iberia.