Aviation ‘Greatest pay award’ in 30 years: How the Aer Lingus deal was done and what it means for both sidesAer Lingus and its pilots have struck a pay deal that both sides are selling as a win - but what are the effects of the arrangement for both sides
Aviation Aer Lingus pilots vote to accept pay dealThe pilots backing for the Labour Court proposal brings to an end the pay dispute with Aer Lingus
Legal Ryanair and Aer Lingus move to challenge regulator over Dublin Airport passenger cap Airlines will argue that the IAA incorrectly considered the 32 million annual passenger cap as a constraint in planning its winter schedule
Aviation Aer Lingus pilots begin voting on pay deal todayBallot boxes will remain open until Tuesday morning as pilots vote on a 17.75 per cent pay increase
Business Post's View Editorial: Sharp shift Labour Court pay proposal in Aer Lingus row raises serious questionsThe agreement, a compromise splitting their original demands, allows both sides to declare a pyrrhic victory
Aviation Ian Guider: Labour Court’s remarkable Aer Lingus deal leaves as many questions as answersJust weeks ago, the Labour Court recommended an interim settlement of 9.25 per cent but has now put an offer worth almost twice as much on the table
Aviation Explainer: Why Aer Lingus, but not rivals, stumbled into a pay rowIn an incredibly competitive industry like aviation, every increase in cost makes staying a nose in front of rivals that little bit harder
Aviation Aer Lingus pilots to ballot on 17.75% pay rise from next FridayIalpa said that it ‘sold no working conditions’ as part of the Labour Court proposal
Breaking News Ialpa recommends that Aer Lingus pilots accept 17.75% pay rise Mark Tighe, the Ialpa president, described the pay increase provided for in the recommendation as a significant win for pilots
Aviation Aer Lingus warns of further cancellations as 25 flights axedAirline is awaiting the pilots’ union response to the Labour Court’s proposed 17.75 per cent pay deal
Breaking News Labour Court recommends 17.75% pay rise for Aer Lingus pilotsIt follows the cancellation of almost 550 flights across six days of industrial action
Aviation Aer Lingus cancels 80 more flights as sides wait for Labour Court recommendationCustomers impacted by the latest round of cancellations will be given the opportunity to change their flights for free
Politics ‘No general election this year’, Simon Harris insists, despite plan for early budgetBudget 2025 will be announced on October 1, but Harris insisted the government would run full term
Aviation Aer Lingus says productivity increase asked of pilots ‘very minimal’ as solution sought to disputeAer Lingus is exploring with the Labour Court possible ways to resolve the pay dispute that has grounded 470 flights
Aviation Labour Court asks Aer Lingus pilots not to escalate industrial action ahead of formal hearingPilots said the airline was not budging on its pay increase proposal, and that it ‘brought new demands’ to a marathon session of Labour Court hearings
Aviation Aer Lingus pilots threaten ‘more withdrawals of services’ as Labour Court talks resume Meeting pilots’ request for a 24 per cent pay increase would cost the airline €5 million of its €225 million annual turnover, according to Ialpa
Opinion Ian Guider: Aer Lingus can’t afford a summer of discontent, and pilots know itPilots mostly have the upper hand in negotiations but the former state airline is the weakest performer in IAG family and faces major risks if Ialpa pay demands are met
Aviation The stakes couldn’t be higher for Aer Lingus in deepening pilots’ pay row — here’s whyAer Lingus is already trailing its sister companies’ financial performance, a situation which will only worsen with industrial action
Aviation Pilots ‘resolute’ in opposition to demands for flexibility as they commence eight-hour stoppageTalks aimed at ending bitter dispute to commence on Monday at Labour Court
Aviation Ialpa pilots vow not to escalate Aer Lingus industrial action - for nowMark Tighe, the Ialpa president, said the union had formally accepted the invite to the Labour Court on Monday