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Dublin faces passenger-cap concerns as US carriers plan future transatlantic routes

A report says Dublin was overlooked amid passenger-cap issues while four US carriers finalize transatlantic services for 2027.

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Airport capacity constraints could affect future route planning and passenger connectivity.

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  1. Dublin disregarded because of passenger cap as FOUR US carriers finalise 2027 trans-Atlantic ↗travelextra.ie · Recorded source date: Aug 31, 2026, 10:32 AM UTC

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