Airline says move is to ‘protect as many services as possible’
Aer Lingus will cancel up to one in five flights from next Wednesday to combat planned industrial action by pilots. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill/The Irish Timeswill cancel up to one in five flights from next Wednesday in response to planned industrial action by its pilots.
The airline on Thursday said it will cancel between 10 per cent and 20 per cent of flights during the first five days of the action “to protect as many services as possible”. Here’s why Michael O’Leary is not thrilled about the prospect of industrial action by Aer Lingus pilots
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