Siptu members working in Aer Lingus and Shannon Airport Authority have joined their colleagues in the Dublin Airport Authority in backing strike action over the almost €800m hole in a pension scheme.

Siptu will today count the ballot of its members in Aer Lingus to establish whether they, like their colleagues in the Dublin Airport Authority, are prepared to strike over the €800m hole in their pension scheme.

In the absence of an adequate resolution body, disputes loom large, says Stephen Rogers.

The Six Nations rugby tournament and people returning to Ireland for St Patrick’s Day are likely to be targeted in strikes at Aer Lingus.

Unions at Aer Lingus, Dublin Airport Authority, and Shannon Airport Authority will spend the next fortnight discussing a campaign of co-ordinated industrial action over their members’ pensions.

The Aer Lingus roster dispute has hit the headlines, but the pensions row raises the prospect of further strikes, writes Stephen Rogers.

Aer Lingus nearly doubled its profits to €104m in the first half of the year, new figures from parent IAG show.

Dublin Airport Authority and its masters must fast-track the airport and facility expansion process, writes Joe Gill

A record 2.9 million passengers travelled through Dublin Airport in May.

The DAA is labelling An Taisce's claims that its planning application is going to increase congestion on the M50 as 'rather bizzare'.

Aer Lingus’ inaugural service direct to Seattle, Washington State, will take to the skies this afternoon.

A High Court judge has refused Facebook a stay on her referral to the Court of Justice of the EU of key issues concerning the validity or otherwise of European Commission decisions approving EU-US data transfer channels.

State-owned airport operator DAA has tabled bids for the running of a number of international airports, after having seen a successful first full year operating part of the King Khaled International Airport (KKIA) in Saudi Arabia’s capital, Riyadh.

Locals in north County Dublin claim a proposed new halting site would put their homes at risk because it is a floodplain.

The head of DAA says unless the laws are changed, building a second runway at Dublin Airport will be a disaster.

A High Court judge has set out 11 questions for determination by the Court of Justice of the EU concerning whether European Commission decisions approving EU-US data transfer channels are valid.

A pensioner who claimed she fell over baggage, hurting her knee after she went through security at Dublin Airport before flying out on a trip-of-a-lifetime, has lost her High Court action.

Low-cost, long-haul airline Norwegian could face two inquiries into its decision to cancel winter flights from Cork and Shannon Airports to the US, just nine months after launching a year-round service.

Around half of flights in Europe could be delayed due to a fault with an air traffic management system.

The DAA is confident that Cork Airport can maintain transatlantic services for the forseeable future, despite Norwegian Air downsizing its long-haul services.