Aer Lingus pilots aligned to the IALPA (Irish Airline Pilots’ Association) trade union have escalated the chaos engulfing the carrier by announcing they will strike – for 8 hours, from 5am to 1pm – on Saturday, June 29.
The move comes after the pilots – who recently voted to take industrial action over a pay dispute – earlier this week said they would start a work-to-rule period from next Wednesday.
The latest news came on a frenetic Friday evening when Aer Lingus gave more clarity over what flights will be cancelled next week due to the industrial action.
Aer Lingus already said, this week, that it would be cancelling 10%-20% of flights from next Wednesday to the following Sunday due to the situation.
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