38TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE - DUBLIN
Location: The College Green Hotel, At College Green, Dublin, D02 HR67, Ireland
Date: 5th - 6th November 2026
Thanks to those of you who have already registered.
There's still room to join, and the final programme for the 38th Annual Conference in Dublin on 6th November 2026 is available here, to give you a foretaste of the event.
As usual, we start with a pre-conference dinner on the evening of 5th November to be held at the Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge, followed by a day of panel discussions and keynote sessions on key developments in European air law, hosted at The College Green Hotel.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION
A limited number of rooms have been reserved at special rates at The College Green Hotel Dublin, available on a first-come-first-served basis for a limited time. Rooms are also available at The Morgan Hotel. Reservation details follow below.
The College Green Hotel Dublin
Address: College Green, Westmoreland Street
Dublin
Telephone: +353 1 645 1000
Room (single occupancy)
Room (double occupancy)
The EALA price includes breakfast.
Please book through this link.
The Morgan Hotel
Address: 10 Fleet Street, Temple Bar, Dublin
Telephone: +353 1 643 7000
Room (single occupancy)
Room (double occupancy)
The EALA price includes breakfast.
Please book by using groups@themorgan.com.
CONTACT
If you have any questions about EALA, please feel free to reach out to assistant Ida Carlsen at ica@gorrissenfederspiel.com or myself at mj@gorrissenfederspiel.com, tel. +45 33 41 41 71.
We look forward to seeing you in Dublin.
DISCOUNTED REGISTRATION FEE FOR STUDENTS
A limited number of air law students will by special application to the Secretary be able to participate in this Conference for a reduced fee.
CPD CREDITS
EALA’s conferences are normally approved by the Solicitors Regulation Authority of England and Wales for the purposes of Continuing Professional Development credits.
US CLE CREDITS
Many US jurisdictions have an Approved Jurisdictions Policy in place under which US attorneys may count towards their respective CLE requirement credit earned through participation in out-of-state courses accredited by an approved jurisdiction. As the UK (Law Society of England and Wales) is an approved jurisdiction in several states the respective credits earned through participation in EALA’s events can be used for CLE requirements in those states.