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Aer Lingus strike averted
Tuesday, 15 Oct, 2007
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A threatened pilots’ strike which would have hit Aer Lingus flights from tomorrow (Tuesday) has been averted.
The dispute centred on terms and conditions for staff at the carrier’s new base in Belfast.
But after 20 hours of talks over the weekend agreement was reportedly reached on a deal whch is subject to a ballot of pilots later today.
The airline now expects its new hub at Belfast International Airport to open in December.
by Phil Davies
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