On Saturday, Dublin Airport announced the reopening of Terminal 2 after a temporary closure due to a security alert.
“Dublin Airport confirms Terminal 2 is now cleared. Passengers will soon re-enter, and flights are anticipated to resume within 30 minutes,” the airport stated on X.
Police confirmed they responded to an incident at the airport but did not provide additional details.
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The airport also reported minor disruptions from a Europe-wide software issue. A cyberattack on Collins Aerospace, responsible for check-in and boarding systems, affected operations at several major European airports, including Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin.
This led to delays across multiple airlines, notably affecting the check-in process for UAE-based Etihad Airways.
