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124 flights will be cancelled over a 'work-to-rule' from Wednesday
There's a call on Aer Lingus and IALPA to get a room and sort out their dispute.
Pilots at the airline have stepped up their action and will strike for eight hours on Saturday June 29th.
Before that, 124 flights will be cancelled over a 'work-to-rule' from Wednesday.
Irish Travel Agents Association Vice-President, Paul Hackett is hitting out at the escalation
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