Ryanair is calling for anti-drone equipment to be put in place at Dublin Airport in time for the Easter holidays, after illegal drone activity has already caused chaos at the airport six times this year.
Drone sightings around the airport caused flights to be suspended, with thousands of passengers facing delays and diversions, which the budget carrier has described as "unacceptable".
Earlier this year it was reported that the Dublin Airport Authority (daa) was granted permission to install new anti-drone technology.
