Dublin Airport Mayhem

I've only recently heard you can do this. How long does it take? Is it well signposted?

Sorry that you missed your flight, hope you got sorted out with another one.

Now you do realise that folk will berate you for not being there hours and hours before the flight and you will be sick listening to it. But seriously, two hours is not enough really even at the best of times! At this time of year and with Covid and all the rest of it there are bound to be delays of some sort or another. A lot of staff are calling in sick at the last minute with positive Covid tests, and lack of staff in all public facing roles and elsewhere are suffering because of this.

Lesson learned. Complain if you think it is worth it to DAA but I reckon they will respond with the truth - that it is hard to plan for last minute Covid absences etc.

If the security queue time exceeded the time between check-in closing and gate closing then DAA have failed to meet their SLA with the airline, you'd have a strong case to pursue further.

I’ve flew in November and December, both times no bother in the airport using fast track.

Travelling numbers are down, airlines have some cancellations, Dublin Airport security should be able to keep pace with that reduced demand for their services.

There’s also delays as they need to check documents

I mean they can't continue to use that excuse. Its not like documentation is there a few weeks or a short term thing. That's been there for months now and likely will be for at least another year. Hire more people ffs.