As an open island economy, Ireland’s ability to compete globally depends heavily on robust air connectivity. Any restrictions at Dublin Airport, the country’s primary gateway, could severely disrupt business operations, market access and overall growth potential. In light of this, Dublin Chamber is once again calling for the removal of the 32 million Passenger Cap at Dublin Airport as a matter of urgency. 

The roundtable discussion will be held online at 12pm on Friday 11^th October. The session will last approximately 60 minutes, and we hope to have a robust exchange of views and sharing of business experiences. Discussion will be based on your individual input and broadly framed by the following questions:

1.      How essential is air access to international markets to your business?

2.      Explain how air connectivity supports your business in terms of investment relations, access to markets, relations with suppliers, access to key staff etc.

3.      Discuss how a cap on the number of flights available to your firm and a reduction in the number of destinations that can be reached from Dublin would impact your firm?

Please register your interest in participating by emailing robyn@dublinchamber.ie. Attendance will be limited, so the remaining participant list will be filled on a first come first served basis.