Aer Lingus

Close to 8,000 passengers will be affected by stoppages over next month after crews reject 12% deal that leaves them behind Irish peers

Financial adviser Emma Farrelly on why she doesn’t borrow money or use a credit card, and considers her €450 annual tennis membership to be money well spent

Unite members in Britain reject offer of 12% rise over two years amid anger over low pay

Vast majority of cabin crew voted to reject airline’s offer of a 4% increase

Union argues offer does not close gap with pilots

Siptu indicates further talks with company likely to follow ballots

Dismissed pilot’s lawyer says he believed safety issues were ‘whitewashed’ and ‘covered over’ by airline

Airline’s safety chief tells WRC his department acted properly when filing report with veteran pilot’s name attached

Regulator boosts take-off and landing slot space

Airline defending sacking of airline captain at WRC

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Every cent that comes off the passenger charges paid by the airlines has to be recouped from the tills in Dublin Airport

One person says they spoke to 11 people from airline over four days seeking resolution

Recent filings with the CRO do not say how much Datalex has borrowed from Desmond this time around

Poll shows most staff believe deal does not go far enough to close salary gap with pilots

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Customer, wrongly denied boarding on flight to Dublin, was then ignored for almost three months, reports New York Times

European airline shares take hit after cyber attack

Flights from Dublin to JFK hit a ‘rock-bottom’ price of €15 in May – last week they were on offer at 97% off

Dublin Airport says check-in and bag drop taking longer than normal while Brussels Airport ask airlines to cancel half of scheduled departures

Deal is worth at least €1,280 to the company’s lowest paid workers

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Irish airline reports strong rebound in profitability in first half of the year

Cap has long been opposed by the airport’s operator DAA as well as airlines including Ryanair and Aer Lingus

High Court effectively suspended the cap earlier this year when it referred questions raised in a legal challenge to European courts

Airline has initiated its own proceedings following similar move by Ryanair and local residents earlier this week

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Over 20,000 US fans are set to descend on Dublin for the latest instalment of the Aer Lingus College Football Classic

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The airline says under-16s now need to be accompanied by an adult when flying. Readers say it’s not that simple

ESB says crews are working to restore power in areas in Sligo, Tuam, Ennis and Athlone

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Airline to boost transatlantic services next year following strong results

Airline chief critical of planning decision to impose restrictions at Dublin Airport, as company says operating profit rose 43% year-on-year

Kerry’s decline continues following publication of half-year results earlier this week

From mariachi dance parties to traditional trajinera boats, Frida Kahlo’s house and ‘kisses’ of mescal, Mexico is a swirl of joyous activity

More readers have been dismayed by poor Aer Lingus customer care

All sides are dissatisfied with elements of a decision this week to expand night-time flights and introduce an annual quota system for noise

New limit on take off and landing at airport between 11pm and 7am under fire

The world is split into those who prefer to be woken and those who’d rather slumber