He also wants to abolish the night time movement cap.
The CEO of Ryanair has accused the Transport Minister of being "all talk" and no action.
It comes after Michael O'Leary and Eamon Ryan failed to agree on Dublin Airport's passenger cap at a meeting yesterday.
Mullingar's Michael O'Leary wants him to implement the proposed noise quota system for night time flights at the Airport and abolish the night time movement cap.
The Ryanair CEO has also called on Minister Ryan to take urgent action to realise its 50% growth plan.
Pat Byrne, founder and chair of cityjet, says it's a very serious matter:
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