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Dublin Airport Authority is hunting for a new CEO amid major shifts in Irish aviation — with a top salary of €374,000 on the table and a headhunting firm already on board. The move comes as the Minister for Transport prepares to lift the controversial passenger cap at Dublin Airport, a long-fought restriction that’s hampered growth and even sparked legal battles. Meanwhile, airlines are pushing for reduced passenger charges to boost traffic, but the DAA fears it’ll hurt investment. Ryanair is ready to add two million seats if charges drop, while Aer Lingus plans to cut flights to save cash. With the deputy CEO stepping in since February’s departure, this leadership change arrives at a pivotal moment for Ireland’s busiest airports.

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