Over 1700 jobs to go at Aer Lingus

Over 1700 jobs are expected to go at Aer Lingus as the airline plans to scale back its operation by 25%.

Tue, 18 Sep, 2001 - 19:06

Over 1700 jobs are expected to go at Aer Lingus as the airline plans to scale back its operation by 25%.

The national flag carrier is seeking voluntary redundancies across the board and also plans to cut three routes and scale back four others in this cost cutting exercise.

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