Varadkar: Industrial action could be 'very damaging' for Aer Lingus

The Government says it hopes Aer Lingus will not have to shut down its cabin crew base at Shannon Airport.

Varadkar: Industrial action could be 'very damaging' for Aer Lingus
Tue, 05 Nov, 2013 - 19:59

The Government says it hopes Aer Lingus will not have to shut down its cabin crew base at Shannon Airport.

Transport Minister Leo Varadkar expressed his hopes that the airline can reach agreement with its crew to save the base.

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