Varadkar backs calls to increase passenger cap at Dublin Airport

The transcript covers a discussion on Eamon Ryan's competence and the Green Party's impact on government. It addresses the CAP as a planning issue, the importance of investing in regional airports, and Dublin's role as a gateway. The conversation also touches on raising the cap, noise issues, and sustainable aviation fuels. Finally, Alicia's reaction to Sun TV is briefly mentioned.

What is the speaker's opinion on Eamon Ryan's role in the government?

• Eamon Ryan is not part of the government.

• Eamon Ryan is a new member of the government.

• Eamon Ryan is considered incompetent.

• Eamon Ryan is seen as a valuable colleague.

What is the speaker's stance on the CAP issue?

• The CAP should be decided without any planning.

• The CAP is a planning matter that needs careful consideration.

• The CAP is a minor issue.

• The CAP should be ignored.

Why does the speaker believe investing in regional airports is important?

• To reduce traffic in Dublin.

• To support local tourism and business.

• To avoid investing in sustainable fuels.

• To make Dublin the only gateway to Ireland.

What is the potential consequence of not raising the cap on Dublin Airport?

• Increased tourism.

• Lower airfares.

• Turning away visitors and businesses.

• More flights to regional airports.

What sustainability measure does the speaker suggest for aviation?

• Investing only in road transport.

• Banning all flights to Dublin.

• Using synthetic and sustainable aviation fuels.

• Reducing the number of flights.