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Ryanair And Unite Agree On Pay Cuts To Save Hundreds Of Cabin Crew Jobs

Ryanair has welcomed the acceptance by its UK cabin crew of a four year agreement negotiated with Unite the Union on pay reductions of between 5% and 10% -...

Shannon Airport Employee Unions Reject Redundancy And Pay Cut Plans

Unions for Shannon Airport employees have rejected the airport's plans for voluntary redundancies and 20% pay cuts until 2023. The unions, which include...

Air Canada Resumes Flights Between Dublin And Toronto

Air Canada has resumed passenger flights between Dublin and Toronto. The airline's Dublin-Toronto service will initially operate three times weekly, wit...

Norwegian Air's June Traffic Down 97% Ahead Of Restart

Norwegian Air's June passenger volume was down 96.7% from a year earlier as most of its fleet remained grounded by the coronavirus pandemic, it said o...

Ryanair Says Irish Pilots Accept Pay Reduction To Save Jobs

Ryanair said on Friday July 3 that pilots in its home Irish market have accepted a 20% pay cut and work practice changes to minimise job cuts, two day...

Ryanair's June Traffic Declines 97% To 0.4m Customers

Ryanair has released its traffic statistics for June, revealing that the company's total traffic declined 97% to 0.4 million customers from 14.2 million in...

Lufthansa To Cut A Fifth Of Leadership Jobs In Restructuring

Lufthansa will cut 20% of its leadership positions and 1,000 administrative jobs in a restructuring plan that it announced on Tuesday July 7 to cope w...

Dublin Airport's June Passenger Traffic Declined By 97%

Just over 94,000 passengers travelled through Dublin Airport in June. This figure is 97% less than the passenger number figure recorded for June of la...