Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport lies approximately 10 kilometres north of Dublin city centre in the village of Collinstown, County Fingal. It is Ireland's primary international gateway and by a considerable margin the country's busiest airport, handling the majority of national passenger traffic. The airport opened in 1940, with its original terminal — a curved Art Deco building by architect Desmond FitzGerald — still standing as a protected structure on the site.
About Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport lies approximately 10 kilometres north of Dublin city centre in the village of Collinstown, County Fingal. It is Ireland's primary international gateway and by a considerable margin the country's busiest airport, handling the majority of national passenger traffic. The airport opened in 1940, with its original terminal — a curved Art Deco building by architect Desmond FitzGerald — still standing as a protected structure on the site.
The airport operates two passenger terminals. Terminal 1 is the older facility, used primarily for short-haul European and domestic services, while Terminal 2 opened in 2010 and handles most long-haul and transatlantic flights, including US preclearance operations. Two parallel runways serve the airfield on an east–west alignment, with the newer northern runway commissioned in 2022. The airport operates around the clock, subject to night-time movement restrictions.
Overview
Dublin Airport lies approximately 10 kilometres north of Dublin city centre in the village of Collinstown, County Fingal. It is Ireland's primary international gateway and by a considerable margin the country's busiest airport, handling the majority of national passenger traffic. The airport opened in 1940, with its original terminal — a curved Art Deco building by architect Desmond FitzGerald — still standing as a protected structure on the site.
Airlines
Dublin is the principal hub and headquarters base for Aer Lingus and serves as a major operating base for Ryanair. A wide spread of European, North American and Middle Eastern carriers also serve the airport, including British Airways, Lufthansa, KLM, Air France, Delta, United, American Airlines and Emirates.
Routes
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Nearby airports
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FAQ
Dublin Airport — frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the details travellers usually check first, from codes and locations to the practical basics that help with planning.
9 common questions
- Dublin Airport is located in Dublin, Ireland (Europe), at coordinates 53.430°, -6.240°.
- Its IATA code is DUB and its ICAO code is EIDW.
- Dublin Airport serves Dublin, Ireland. When comparing fares, check whether other airports also serve the same area — prices and transfer times can differ between them.
- Dublin Airport operates on Europe/Dublin local time. Departure and arrival times on tickets are always shown in each airport's local time, so double-check the offset when planning connections or pick-ups.
- Dublin Airport sits at latitude 53.430° and longitude -6.240°. The map link in the details panel on this page opens the exact location for driving directions.
- Originfacts does not yet track scheduled routes from DUB. Use the flight search on this page to see live airline options for your travel dates.
- Route coverage for DUB is still being added to Originfacts. Run a search from DUB on the flight search page to see every destination airlines currently sell for your dates.
- Its address is Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland, the phone number is +353 1 814 1111, the official website is http://www.dublinairport.com/. For flight-specific questions (delays, baggage, rebooking), contact the operating airline directly rather than the airport.
- Yes — Originfacts lists 5 other airports in Ireland. The nearby-airports section on this page links to each of them, which is useful when comparing fares or finding an alternative departure point.