The Labour Court is to formally intervene in the ongoing pay dispute between Aer Lingus management and the Irish Airline Pilots Association , with a hearing to be held tomorrow.
The Labour Court met with the two sides in the dispute for more than eight hours before informing the parties that it will exercise its right to intervene in the dispute under the Industrial Relations Act.
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