Aer Lingus says it will be offering a number of options to customers between Wednesday June 26th and Sunday June 30th
Aer Lingus says it is cancelling between 10% and 20% of flights during the upcoming work to rule by pilots.with pilots looking for a pay rise of 24%.The work to rule - which begins next Wednesday - means pilots will not work overtime, not accept amendments to published rosters, not log into the Aer Lingus portal or answer phone calls outside of work hours.
"The impact will cause many flight cancellations - many of which may happen close to the time of travel. "We are now at a point where this dispute has escalated to indefinite industrial action by pilots," he said.
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