Dublin Airport is Ireland's busiest airport and the main international gateway to the country. Compare airlines and set a Price Alert on Traveloka before you book.

Overview of Dublin Airport

Located around 10 km north of Dublin city centre, DUB handled roughly 36.4 million passengers in 2025, making it by far Ireland's busiest airport.

Where Dublin Connects To

Dublin offers an extensive network of short-haul routes across Europe alongside long-haul transatlantic services to North America.

Airlines and Hubs

Aer Lingus is based at Dublin and operates its transatlantic network from here, while Ryanair runs its second-largest base at the airport with an extensive short-haul network.

Terminals at Dublin

Terminal 1, opened in 1972, handles most short-haul flights and is Ryanair's main terminal. Terminal 2, the newer and larger building, handles most long-haul flights, including all transatlantic routes, and serves as Aer Lingus's base.

Getting To and From the City

Dublin Bus services connect the airport to the city centre, alongside the faster Airlink Express shuttle. Taxis and rideshare services are also available for a direct, door-to-door option.

Facilities at Dublin Airport

Expect lounges, duty-free shopping, extensive dining and free Wi-Fi across both terminals.

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