Reports on Surveys – DTO Airport Survey 2001; NTA Airport Survey 2011 and NTA State Airport Survey 2016.
DTO Airport Survey 2001
In August 2001, the **Dublin Transportation Office (DTO), in conjunction with Aer Rianta undertook a survey of air passengers at Dublin Airport. The main purpose of the survey was to obtain essential information about air passengers travelling to and from Dublin Airport. The survey focused mainly on obtaining landside travel data, and hence included questions on the patterns of travel, arrival and departure times, and the mode of travel used.
* * Note: In December 2009 the DTO was subsumed into the National Transport Authority, and in Autumn 2011, the NTA undertook a follow up survey of passengers at Dublin Airport in conjunction with the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA). The main purpose of this follow-up survey was to track the changes in travel behaviour and travel patterns for Airport passengers since 2001. A full report on the NTA’s 2011 survey of passengers at Dublin Airport is also found below
NTA Airport Survey 2011
Between August and November 2011, the NTA, in conjunction with the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) undertook a survey of air passengers at Dublin Airport.
The main purpose of the survey was to obtain essential information about air passengers travelling to and from Dublin Airport. The survey focused mainly on obtaining landside travel data, and hence included questions on the patterns of travel, arrival and departure times, and the mode of travel used.
NTA State Airport Survey 2016
Report published in November 2017
In October 2016, the NTA, in conjunction with the co-operation of DAA (formerly known as the Dublin Airport Authority) and Shannon Airport Authority (SAA) undertook a survey of air passengers at Dublin Airport, Cork Airport and Shannon Airport. The main purpose of the survey was to obtain essential travel data for a part of the calibration and update of the NTA’s five Regional (Transport) Models System (RMS).
