DUBLIN AIRPORT
April 1st, 2002
Keith NuthallTHE EUROPEAN Commission has thrown out an allegation that Irish air authority Aer Rianta abused a dominant position in Ireland's aviation sector when Fingal County Council rejected an application for the construction of a second terminal at Dublin airport in 1997. The formal complaint had been brought by two companies, (Huntstown Air Park and Omega Aviation Services), which owned land near the existing airport.The Commission found that the decision to block a new terminal had been taken properly, considering factors such as safety and environmental ...
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