Aer Lingus Cancels More Flights Amid Ongoing Pilot Pay Dispute

The airline faces significant disruptions as pilots consider a Labour Court-recommended pay increase.

Aer Lingus has cancelled 25 more flights scheduled for next week due to the pilot strike.
The Irish Airline Pilots Association is considering a 17.75% pay increase proposed by the Labour Court.
Pilots have been working-to-rule since June, causing the cancellation of hundreds of flights.
The industrial action has impacted around 100,000 passengers and cost the airline millions in revenue.
A ballot on the pay proposal will be held between 18 and 23 July, with the union recommending acceptance.