Alliance Aviation Group has confirmed that the official handover of its new General Aviation Terminal at Dublin Airport will take place in mid-February 2026. The announcement was made during the Irish Business & General Aviation Association Business Aviation Conference at the K Club in County Kildare and represents a milestone for both the company and Ireland’s business aviation sector.

The General Aviation Terminal was created and developed by Alliance Aviation and will be handed over to the Dublin Airport Authority which will operate the facility following completion of the transition. Alliance Aviation says the handover timeline will ensure continuity of service delivery while supporting long-term operational stability.

Earlier this year Alliance Aviation successfully developed a fully approved General Aviation Terminal within its Dublin FBO facility. Designed to international standards the terminal establishes a new benchmark for efficiency comfort and security in private aviation operations.

The facility features C3 scanning security technology and meets new regulatory requirements effective January 1 2026. Alliance Aviation says this ensures the terminal is fully aligned with the next generation of international aviation security standards.

“This is a significant milestone for Alliance Aviation and for Ireland’s fast-growing business aviation sector,” says Brendan McQuaid Co-founder and Managing Director at Alliance Aviation. “We’re proud to deliver a state-of-the-art facility that reflects our commitment to innovation and service excellence and firmly positions Ireland as a key global hub for business aviation.”