‘They have played their strong hand now and lost’: Aer Lingus dispute becomes nasty dogfight– but sources say the pilots moved too quicklyBehind the scenes of the bitter strike lie big questions over the future of the airlineAer Lingus pilots march around Dublin Airport as eight-hour strike beginsFearghal O'Connor Today at 03:30On Friday afternoon, at around the same time the Labour Court was inviting Aer Lingus management and the Fórsa trade union, parent of the Irish Air Line Pilots’ Association (Ialpa), to yet another round of talks, Captain Mark Tighe sat facing a camera alone.

Source: Irish Independent June 30, 2024 03:02 UTC