Aer Lingus says it hopes a 17.5% pay rise recommended by the Labour Court, which it has already accepted, would be endorsed by IALPA
The executive of the Irish Airline Pilots Association meets later to discuss the proposals to end the dispute.In a statement Aer Lingus called on IALPA to also accept the recommendation.
"Aer Lingus encourages Fórsa/IALPA and pilots to accept the recommendation of the Labour Court and end their industrial action. IALPA pilots striking at Dublin Airport demanding Aer Lingus increase pay, 29-6-24. Image: Leah Farrell/© RollingNews.ie
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