Aer Lingus pilots called off their industrial action, which was scheduled to begin Tuesday morning, after management and representatives of the Irish Airline Pilots’ Assn. reached an agreement on rosters for pilots based in the Republic of Ireland (ATW Daily News, June 1).
Aer Lingus pilots called off their industrial action, which was scheduled to begin Tuesday morning, after management and representatives of the Irish Airline Pilots’ Assn. reached an agreement on rosters for pilots based in the Republic of Ireland (ATW Daily News, June 1). The agreement covers only pilots operating from EI’s bases at Dublin, Cork and Shannon; other details were not released. Talks concerning pilots based at London Gatwick and Belfast were still continuing ...
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