Dublin Airport workers to step up CityJet protests

Workers at Dublin Airport are due to mount a blockade tonight as part of their campaign to show solidarity with CityJet Handling staff.

Dublin Airport workers to step up CityJet protests
Fri, 18 Oct, 2002 - 09:20

Workers at Dublin Airport are due to mount a blockade tonight as part of their campaign to show solidarity with CityJet Handling staff.

The Dublin Airport Workers Network said it will block a ramp used by CityJet to get catering equipment and freight onto aircraft.

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