Ryanair CEO Eddie Wilson joined RTÉ Radio’s Morning Ireland this week to discuss the airline’s plans for continued growth at Dublin Airport, following proposals by the Irish Aviation Authority to reduce airport charges by 15%. Wilson said that, if the proposed reductions are confirmed, Ryanair intends to base three additional aircraft in Dublin, potentially adding almost two million extra passengers and further expanding connectivity from Ireland’s busiest airport.
In the interview, Wilson outlines why lower airport charges can stimulate growth, reduce fares and encourage airlines to invest in new routes. He also addresses capacity at Dublin Airport, the importance of maintaining competitive aviation infrastructure in Ireland, and comments on a recent Ryanair inflight incident that is currently under investigation. Listen to the full interview below.
