Terminal 1 is the arrival and departure point for airlines including Ryanair, Air France, Flybe.com, Germanwings, Iberia, Lufthansa, Norwegian and SAS.
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Terminal 1 is the arrival and departure point for airlines including Ryanair, Air France, Flybe.com, Germanwings, Iberia, Lufthansa, Norwegian and SAS.
T2 is a truly stunning terminal that brings you the ultimate in design, light and comfort, not to mention the best services, shops and restaurants. As the anchor tenant, Aer Lingus occupies 28 check-in desks in the west-end of the check-in building. It's safe to say you can't miss us!
An enclosed walkway connects the Departures Level of Terminal 1 with the Arrivals Level of Terminal 2. Once you pass through security in both terminals, you are within a common departures area, and you can freely walk between the shopping areas and boarding gates across both terminals.
Dublin Airport has 2 terminals but you can check-in, bag-drop and get all Ryanair flights from terminal 1. Passengers can choose from Standard fares, Plus and Flexi Plus, depending on what add-ons you would like to include in your ticket. These include priority boarding, reserved seats and extra baggage.
Both terminals in Dublin are connected to each other, so if your arriving and departing flights are at different terminals, you can easily walk from one to the other.
We advise passengers to arrive at their terminal 2 hours before departure time for short-haul flights, and 3 hours before long-haul flights. If you are checking bags or travelling in a group you should allow more time. Always consult your airline for check-in in desk and bag drop opening hours.
What is the minimum connection time at Dublin Airport? Transfer process minimum connection time of 45 minutes to permit the movement of passengers and the baggage to the departing aircraft.
Aer Lingus flights operate from Terminal 2. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are linked both airside and landside and the walkway between each terminal is clearly signposted.