Dublin Airport DUB / EIDW

IAA TPGH/05/20 licensed at DUB for ground administration & supervision 1.1-1.4, passenger handling 2.1 and aircraft services 4.1-4.3 (full passenger/ramp handler). Named in AIP as a DUB passenger handler.

IAA TPGH/04/20 licensed at DUB: ground admin & supervision 1.1-1.4, passenger handling 2.1, aircraft services 4.1-4.3, ramp handling 3.1-3.7. Named in AIP as a DUB passenger handler. Group Crit company, ~600 staff across DUB/SNN/LCY.

IAA TPGH/02/20: ground administration & supervision 1.1, 1.3, 1.4 and surface transport 7.1 at DUB.

Business/general-aviation FBO at T1X, Terminal 1; IAA TPGH/02/22 passenger handling 2.1, ramp handling and aircraft services. Named in AIP as DUB corporate passenger handler. Operates 24h. · 24h

Business-aviation FBO/handler at DUB; baggage handling, belt loader, lavatory/potable water, VIP & crew lounge. IAA TPGH/04/23 (ground admin 1.1/1.4, passenger handling 2.1, aircraft services 4.1). Named in AIP as DUB corporate passenger handler. AOG number is the GM mobile published on the company site. · 0700-2200 (24h on request)

Self-handles its own passenger and baggage handling at DUB (home base). IAA TPGH/07/20 licensed across full schedule. Named in AIP DUB passenger-handling list.

IAA TPGH/07/22 at DUB (Hangar 5, K67 XK66): ground admin 1.1/1.2/1.4, aircraft services 4.1, ramp handling 3.1-3.7. Operates an in-house ground-handling unit (launched 2022) primarily self-handling Aer Lingus Regional franchise flights; not named in the AIP third-party passenger-handler list.

Named in AIP as a DUB passenger handler ('Fenix Logistics'). IAA TPGH/01/24: ground admin 1.1-1.4, passenger handling 2.1, aircraft services 4.1/4.3, ramp handling 3.1/3.4/3.5/3.6.

Jet fuel (Shell-branded) for GA/bizjet; IAA Fuel & Oil Handling 4.1 and 4.2 licence at DUB. · 24h

AIP lists aircraft de-icing on request from Swissport (winter season). One of only two de-icing providers named in the DUB AIP.

AIP lists aircraft de-icing on request from Aer Lingus (winter). One of only two de-icing providers named in the DUB AIP.

AIP notes hangar space on request from Aer Lingus; in-house line engineering at base (aircraft maintenance 5.1-5.4 licensed).

AIP lists hangar space on request from Dublin Aerospace; aircraft services 4.1/4.3 and ramp handling licensed.

Base-maintenance MRO at DUB (Hangar 5). AIP lists repair facilities from Dublin Aerospace; IAA TPGH/11/19 aircraft maintenance 5.1-5.4.

APU shop — overhaul, repair, teardown, test and modification of Honeywell APUs (131-9A, 131-9B, GTCP 85-129, 331-200/250/350 series) at Hangar 5, Dublin Airport; Honeywell Channel Partner; company cites full EASA, FAA and TCCA capability; holds EASA Part-145 B3 (APU) rating (IE.145.062).

Landing gear shop — repair & overhaul of Airbus A318/A319/A320/A321 and Boeing 737NG landing gear at its Landing Gear Service Centre in Ashbourne, Co. Meath, 15km from Dublin Airport; 250 legs/year capacity with loan & exchange available; holds EASA Part-145 C14 (landing gear) rating.

Composite/structures & plating shop — in-house metal-finishing facility offering hard chrome plating (Class 3 & 4), alocrom, cadmium plating (bright & LHE), nickel plating and black oxide, supporting structural and landing-gear component overhaul; holds EASA Part-145 C20 (structures) rating.

Electrical accessory / IDG shop — in-house IDG (integrated drive generator) overhaul centre currently servicing Airbus A320-family IDGs with plans to expand part numbers; also repairs starter motors, wiring harnesses and transducers; holds EASA Part-145 C5 (electrical power) rating.

Battery shop — aircraft battery servicing listed under Dublin Aerospace's published Component Capabilities; covered by its EASA Part-145 C5 (electrical & battery) rating; specific battery chemistries/test standards not publicly detailed.

Oxygen shop — crew/passenger oxygen bottle servicing listed under Component Capabilities; holds EASA Part-145 C15 (oxygen) rating.

Hydraulics/pneumatics shop — hydraulic pump and actuator overhaul plus bleed valve, surge control valve and cooling fan repair; holds EASA Part-145 C12 (hydraulic power) rating.

NDT — on-site non-destructive testing: ultrasonic, computed tomography, eddy current, magnetic particle, Barkhausen testing & thermography, and fluorescent penetrant testing; holds EASA Part-145 D1 (NDT) rating.

Battery & electrical power shop — in-house, Aer Lingus; battery servicing and electrical-power component work at Dublin Airport; holds EASA Part-145 C5 (electrical power & battery) rating (IE.145.034); specific battery types/test standards not publicly detailed.

Oxygen shop — in-house, Aer Lingus; crew/passenger oxygen system component servicing at Dublin Airport; holds EASA Part-145 C15 (oxygen) rating (IE.145.034).

Cabin equipment shop — in-house, Aer Lingus; holds EASA Part-145 C6 (equipment) and C18 (rain protection) ratings at Dublin (IE.145.034); exact scope (e.g. cabin/safety equipment vs. wiper/rain-repellent systems) not publicly detailed — ratings documented, shop-floor scope unconfirmed.

Engine shop — EASA Part-145 approved (since 1997) and FAA certified (since 1999) overhaul facility for Pratt & Whitney JT3D-series turbofan engines at Collinstown Cross, immediately adjacent to Dublin Airport; company states it is one of few independent EASA + FAA approved JT3D overhaul shops in Europe; holds EASA Part-145 B1 (turbine engine) and C7 (engine/APU accessories) ratings (IE.145.030). · Mon-Fri 08:00-16:30

NDT — holds EASA Part-145 D1 (non-destructive testing) rating (IE.145.030) supporting its JT3D engine overhaul line; specific NDT methods not publicly detailed.

Engine & APU accessory shop — Moog MRO Services (formerly TEAM Accessories Ltd, Dublin; acquired by Moog Inc. in 2022) at Ridgewell House, Ballyboughal, Co. Dublin, roughly 25km from Dublin Airport; overhaul, testing and repair of engine/APU accessories as part of Moog's engine-accessory aftermarket line; company materials also describe repair/testing of airframe components and safety equipment; holds EASA Part-145 C7 (engine/APU accessories) rating (IE.145.019).

Hydraulics/pneumatics & flight-control component shop — actuator, air-conditioning system and flight-control component overhaul and test; holds EASA Part-145 C1 (air conditioning), C8 (flight control) and C12 (hydraulic power) ratings.

Landing gear shop — holds EASA Part-145 C14 (landing gear) rating; specific gear types not publicly detailed.

Fuel accessory & doors/hatches shop — fuel-unit and door/hatch-mechanism component repair; holds EASA Part-145 C9 (fuel) and C4 (doors-hatches) ratings.

Interiors/cabin/seat shop — component repair covering ATA Chapter 25 (Equipment/Furnishings — seats, cabin fittings, portable safety/emergency equipment) per its registered scope and company name; holds EASA Part-145 C6 (equipment) rating (IE.145.058) at Garlow Cross, Navan, Co. Meath, roughly 50km NW of Dublin Airport; specific seat/interior types not publicly detailed beyond the ATA 25 designation.

Catering services 8.1-8.4 licensed; VIP/private catering arrangement for bizav clients.

Catering arrangements offered for bizav clients (catering services 8.1/8.4 licensed).

Named in AIP as a DUB caterer. gategroup confirms a Dublin South Apron unit. IAA TPGH/04/22: catering services 8.1-8.4, ground admin 1.1-1.4, aircraft services 4.1.

Named in AIP as a DUB caterer ('Dnata Catering'). IAA TPGH/08/24 (Cedar Drive, Dublin Airport Logistics Park, K67 YW68): catering services 8.1-8.4, ground admin 1.4, ramp handling 3.7.

Ramp handling 3.1-3.7 under IAA Schedule II; aircraft/ramp GSE as part of full handling licence.

Operates Cargo Terminal 2 at DUB (freight & mail handling 3.1/3.2); opened a 400 sqm temperature-controlled pharma cooling facility in 2023 (built with Celtic Cooling). Named in AIP as 'Swissport Cargo'. · 24/7

Freight & mail handling 3.1/3.2 (Schedule I) and 2.1 (Schedule II) licensed at DUB.

Cargo handler at DUB (Cargo Unit 5, Corballis Park, K67 V072); freight & mail handling 2.1 (Schedule II). Named in AIP as a DUB cargo handler ('WFS'). Handles cargo for American, BA, Delta, Lufthansa, Swiss, SAS.

Named in AIP as a DUB cargo handler. Operates the IAG Cargo Dublin hub (6,000+ sqm, ~80,000 tonnes/yr, 20m to airside), >50% of DUB cargo volume; also handles third-party carriers (e.g. Qatar Airways Cargo). · 24/7

Freight & mail handling 3.1/3.2 licensed at DUB (primarily own-flight support; not independently corroborated as a general third-party cargo handler).

Freight & mail handling 3.1/3.2 (Schedule I) and 2.1 (Schedule II) licensed at DUB.

Freight & mail handling 3.1/3.2 licensed at DUB (consistent with cargo screening) but the cargo role is not independently corroborated.

Security arrangements listed among FBO services on company site.

Dublin Airport security partner since 2003; daa awarded ICTS the Hold Baggage Screening (HBS) contract for T1 and T2 (T2 from autumn 2023). Passenger/cabin/hold-baggage screening. Based Office 15, Link Building, T1. IAA TPGH/06/24: ground admin 1.4, passenger handling 2.1, surface transport 7.1/7.2.

Surface transport 7.1/7.2 licensed at DUB.

Ground transportation and car-rental arrangement; surface transport 7.1/7.2 licensed.

Surface transport 7.1/7.2 licensed at DUB.

Surface transport 7.1/7.2 licensed at DUB.

Flight operations & crew administration 6.1-6.4 licensed at DUB.

Flight operations & crew administration 6.1-6.4 licensed; landing/overflight permit coordination and trip support for bizav.

Flight-plan filing, permit coordination, weather briefings for bizav (flight ops & crew admin 6.1-6.4).

Crew hotel arrangements offered.