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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal Airport will not be impacted by Aer Lingus Pilots Industrial Action.
In a statement made by Donegal Airport, it was confirmed that: “Aer Lingus Regional flights, won't be affected by the upcoming industrial action involving Aer Lingus pilots.”
This includes routes from Donegal to Dublin and return flights from Dublin to Donegal. These flights remain unaffected as Aer Lingus Regional, Emerald Airlines are not impacted by this industrial action.
The Irish Airline Pilots’ Association are taking industrial action effective from next Wednesday, June 26 which will have a significant impact on flight schedules. Flights are likely to be cancelled or delayed as work-to-rule begins, where pilots refuse to work overtime or out of contracted hours, due to pay disputes.
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