Unions set to meet aviation authority today

Air traffic controllers and management at the Irish Aviation Authority will meet for talks today at the Labour Relations Court.

Unions set to meet aviation authority today
Fri, 22 Jan, 2010 - 09:50

Air traffic controllers and management at the Irish Aviation Authority will meet for talks today at the Labour Relations Court.

They are aimed at resolving the dispute which caused disruption to 20,000 passengers on Wednesday.

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