Industrial action by Aer Lingus pilots is set to go ahead after their representatives and the airline set out their respective stalls at meetings at the Irish Labour Court.
The cancellation of a further 50 flights, on July 1 and 2, was announced on Tuesday. They add to the 200-plus cancellations already announced by the airline. Aer Lingus has said it is willing to offer pay increases of 12.5% or above if “improvements in productivity and flexibility” are discussed. “Aer Lingus will continue to focus on minimising the disruption caused to customers by IALPA’s industrial action.
“This dispute will be settled the same way every dispute is settled: compromise, engagement, sitting around a table. That’s what needs to happen.”
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