Reduced Mobility
Dublin Airport is dedicated to providing accessibility and assistance for people with reduced mobility.
To read some of our frequently asked questions in relation to reduced mobility, please click the link below.
REDUCED MOBILITY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Requesting assistance
- Please contact and notify your airline, travel agent or tour operator with details of your assistance requirements at least 48 hours in advance of the departure of your flight.
- It is very important that passengers requiring mobility assistance ensure that they contact their airline, travel agent or tour operator directly as their onward travel may be affected by the safety rules an air carrier applies to the carriage of persons with reduced mobility.
- If you are having difficulty requesting assistance through your airline directly, then alternatively, you can pre-book your assistance at Dublin Airport through the PRM Assist Mobile app, which is available here on the Apple App store and Google Play Store. This assistance booking will be passed on to our service provider OCS, who will assist you through Dublin Airport.
Reduced mobility assistance
For reduced mobility assistance queries please contact: OCS Email: prm@ocsireland.com
- Passengers can use one of the many Help Points located throughout the campus to gain assistance or can go to the OCS reception desk on the departures floor in Terminal 1 (to the right-hand side when entering through door 2) or in the check-in level in Terminal 2, adjacent to the dedicated drop-off zone for reduced mobility passengers.
- Passengers can also go directly to their check-in desk and inform airline staff during their check-in that they have requested assistance, at which point a representative from OCS will arrive to provide assistance.
Facilities for passengers with reduced mobility
- Car park facilities for persons with reduced mobility in Long Term and Short Term - click here.
- Specially adapted facilities including toilets and lifts all clearly signposted.
- A series of induction loops to facilitate the amplification of announcements for passengers with hearing difficulties.
- A counter loop system at the information desk to facilitate clear communication with the information assistants on duty.
- Set down areas on the departures road
- Changing Places Facility – located in the arrivals hall in Terminal 1
- Assistance Dog Relief Room – Located in Terminal 2
- Privacy rooms – located in both terminals
For any further information regarding any of the facilitates available at Dublin Airport, please contact the Access Officer on the details supplied above.
From 26 July 2008, under Regulation EC 1107 / 2006, managing bodies of airports, such as daa, have legal responsibility for the provision of assistance services to persons with reduced mobility when travelling by air.
Following an extensive consultative process involving air carriers, their handling agents and organisations representing persons with reduced mobility, daa has appointed One Complete Solution Ltd (OCS) to provide assistance services to people with reduced mobility.
Regulation EC 1107 / 2006 may be viewed by clicking here.
Following an extensive consultative process involving air carriers, their handling agents and organisations representing persons with reduced mobility, daa has appointed One Complete Solution Ltd (OCS) to provide assistance services to people with reduced
mobility.
daa has established quality standards for the assistance services specified in Annex 1 of the Regulation. Version 1.0 was the subject of consultation with air carriers and their agents and organisations representing persons with reduced mobility
from 1 October 2007.
The quality standards may be inspected here.
The daa has also set up a Disability Users Group comprising representatives from a broad range of organisations catering for individuals with specific disabilities. Our goal in establishing this group is to ensure that any decisions relating to future
developments are fully communicated to those people or groups with specific needs.
daa is a customer service-oriented organisation. Should you need any assistance at the Airport, please do not hesitate to contact our Customer Relations Agents or any available staff member. You can also contact our Access Officer on +353 1 814 4692
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