Arrivals at Dublin Airport

Dublin Airport arrivals: how to read the board

The arrivals board above lists the flights landing at Dublin today, with the scheduled time, the estimated or actual landing time and the status of each flight. It updates continuously. Dublin is the home of Aer Lingus and the largest base of Ryanair, and the busiest airport in Ireland by a wide margin; a large share of the traffic is to and from Britain.

Check the terminal before you meet someone: Terminal 1 handles Ryanair and most European airlines, Terminal 2 handles Aer Lingus and the transatlantic carriers, and the two are a short walk apart. For picking someone up, the airport recommends the Short Term car parks, which charge by the hour; the set-down zones in front of both terminals are for dropping off only, and unattended vehicles are towed. Allow half an hour between landing and arrivals, longer for transatlantic flights. The Dublin Express and Aircoach run to the city center from zones outside the terminals, and TFI city buses run around the clock.

Which flights you see on this board

Ryanair and Aer Lingus between them account for most arrivals, from Britain, Europe and, with Aer Lingus, from North America. TUI Airways and Jet2.com bring holidaymakers back from the Mediterranean, British Airways flies in from London Heathrow, and transatlantic arrivals include United Airlines, Delta and American Airlines. The busiest connections in our route data are Heathrow, Manchester and Amsterdam.

Looking for a departing flight? Switch to the Departures tab. Every airport we track is listed in the airport overview; Belfast, Cork and Shannon are the alternatives on the island.