Aer Lingus cancels further 170+ flights this week due to pilots' action
Irish carrier pre-emptively cancels an additional 172 services operating from 1-7 July owing to a period of ’indefinite’ industrial action by its Irish pilots
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Irish carrier pre-emptively cancels an additional 172 services operating from 1-7 July owing to a period of ’indefinite’ industrial action by its Irish pilots
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www.standard.co.ukAer Lingus passengers who are impacted by pilots’ industrial action next week are to be contacted by the airline from Friday. UTV News
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