Aer Lingus

Carriers concerned by high costs and supply issues

Aer Lingus says it ‘sincerely apologises’ for delay to reader’s request for letter following serious illness diagnosis

The city’s colour and vibrancy leaves an immediate impression, just watch out for hawkers and monkey handlers

US stocks follow Europe and Asia lower

The celebrated designer on dressing Irish presidents, how fashion has changed and the future of her luxury brand

Workplace Relations Commission hears other staff on flight were ‘afraid’ amid bathroom row

Irish carriers come last in customer ratings for short-haul and long-haul flights

European Commission ruling finds previous decision imposing restriction breached regulations

Yesterday marked the start of strict enforcement when boarding transport to the UK, hence Aer Lingus requiring passports on all flights to Britain

Employee was ranking member of cabin crew on the plane

Airline adding Santiago in Spain and Nice in France to summer schedule

Looming decision from EU’s highest court and timing of regulator’s rulings on take-off and landing slots add urgency to proposed legislation

Game drew nearly 23,000 US visitors, many of whom came for match and stayed for seven nights, report finds

Policy will be rolled out across the carrier’s regional network from March 3rd

Airlines fear definitive court ruling on issue that could impact on airport slots before Government enacts legislation to scrap passenger cap

Historical slots are not property rights, but authorisation to use airport infrastructure and must have regard for capacity, ECJ advocate general states

Change to take effect from February 25th despite Common Travel Area measures

Aer Lingus plane returned to Shannon Airport after cabin crew informed captain a girl had complained about Patrick Noone (58)

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Senior management role sees Cullen join part of the airline that manages pilots

Fall in oil prices lifts airlines as US president Donald Trump indicates Washington talking to Iran

Carrier had been reviewing the future of its only English base

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Airline in talks that could end with closure of its base at the British airport

Employee told colleagues that files including birth certs, private emails and police records relating to staff were openly accessible on the airline’s internal computer systems

Dublin-Heathrow route among Europe’s busiest

Roles thrust him into media spotlight at home and abroad

Carrier employs about 200 people providing transatlantic flights from Manchester, including almost 130 cabin crew

Liquid restrictions also changed at Dublin Airport in the second half of last year

Efforts to boost margins not viable, airline tells staff

Strategically planning your leave-taking could mean bagging yourself lots more time off for just 25 days’ leave

New legislation and a possible EU court ruling could once and for all deal with 32 million limit

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European defence stocks dip amid hopes for Ukraine peace deal

Airline denies statutory complaints brought by Declan McCabe, under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014

Aer Lingus is contesting statutory complaints brought by Declan McCabe under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014

Aer Lingus pilot tells Workplace Relations Commission that demotion over ‘non-event’ was intentionally ‘humiliating’

Business welcomes reforms but warn that time for talking is now over with a need to see consistent commitment to implementation

Pilot was stripped of command duties after his aircraft failed to pick up a navigation beacon on approach to Dublin Airport in 2023