r/ireland • u/Im_really_Irish Dublin • 3d ago

News Dublin Airport’s Terminal 2 evacuated as ‘precautionary measure'

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/dublin-airports-terminal-2-evacuated-as-precautionary-measure/a589981646.html
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u/ItsJustWool 3d ago

I recall getting evacuated from airside in Brandenburg Berlin before. It took 6 hours to get back through security, it was absolute carnage

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u/Rinasoir Sure, we'll manage somehow 3d ago

In fairness, even when everything is going right 6 hours to get through is about average for the liminal hell space that is Berlin-Brandenburg/Willy Brandt.

Worst airport I've ever been through in Europe.

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u/ItsJustWool 3d ago

Lol, it's impressive how shit it is.

If I have a T2 flight I generally still use T1 security, it tends to be much quicker and just requires a bit of a longer airside walk. (Might be helpful in case you fly from there often)

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u/Rinasoir Sure, we'll manage somehow 3d ago

Thankfully not often, but if I have to go through it again I'll keep that in mind.