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After the cancellation of 610 flights in three weeks, Aer Lingus is resuming its full service. Some 573 of the cancellations were pre-planned, and then 37 more flights were canceled last minute during the strike action, according to Irish broadcaster RTE. The pilots began their industrial action on 26 June, demanding a 24% pay increase as compensation for inflation - and for the cuts that happened during the COVID-19 pandemic. On 29 June, the Irish Air Line Pilots’ Association (IALPA) members participated in an eight-hour strike. However, the pilots union called off its industrial action last ...
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IALPA has ended a work-to-rule protest at Irish airline Aer Lingus while pilots decide on a proposed pay deal. Voting on the offer will take place between 18 and 23 July, and the union plans to hold talks with members before this period. The recommendation includes a 17.75% wage rise for pilots over more than three years. Captain Mark Tighe, president of the union, said that the outcome is a "significant win", secured "by the determination and unity" of members. Speaking to the national broadcaster RTÉ, Tighe continued: "It's not quite the inflation that we were discussing but we are looking a...
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Strikes at Aer Lingus are looking increasingly likely over the coming weeks after an overwhelming majority of pilots voted in favour of industrial action. The results emerged from a paper ballot organised by the Irish Airline Pilots' Association (IALPA) over the weekend, in which 99% (of the 89% of pilots who voted) supported action, up to and including a strike. This recent vote comes after a first electronic ballot was completed last week, showing that 98% of respondents were supportive of strikes. When Aer Lingus contested the reliability of the electronic verdict, the IALPA decided to run ...
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The Irish Airline Pilots' Association (IALPA) is shortly due to release the results of a ballot which will determine whether Aer Lingus pilots are in favour of industrial action. The most recent vote comes after a first electronic ballot was completed last week, showing that 98% of respondents were supportive of strikes. Ninety-eight percent of eligible pilots voted. Aer Lingus nonetheless contested the reliability of the electronic ballot, citing concerns about "statutory requirements for secrecy and the provisions of the IALPA constitution". In response, IALPA decided to run a paper vote, ju...
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