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FLS to shed 150 jobs

The FLS aircraft maintenance facility at Dublin Airport has announced plans to lay off 150 workers.

FLS to shed 150 jobs

Wed, 07 Nov, 2001 - 14:24

The FLS aircraft maintenance facility at Dublin Airport has announced plans to lay off 150 workers.

FLS, which was previously owned by Team Aer Lingus, currently employs 1,800 people in Dublin.

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