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Aer Lingus pilots lift strike threat

Travel chaos for air passengers has been averted this week after planned industrial action involving Aer Lingus pilots was called off.

Aer Lingus pilots lift strike threat

Mon, 06 Jun, 2011 - 11:56

Travel chaos for air passengers has been averted this week after planned industrial action involving Aer Lingus pilots was called off.

Management and pilots hammered out an agreement after 15 hours of talks at the Labour Relations Commission (LRC).

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