IALPA to hold mass outdoor meeting in Dublin today.
Airline pilots are calling for the government to introduce rapid antigen testing immediately to help the sector recover.
IALPA will hold a mass outdoor meeting in Dublin today to discuss the damage the industry has faced over the past year.
The group will then travel to Government buildings and submit a plan to Ministers which they believe shows a roadmap for the safe return of international travel.
Pilots say antigen testing has been "incredibly effective" at detecting infectious cases of Covid-19.
@IALPA @RecovAIRie Up in the air: Pilots grounded by Covid-19 face a turbulent future https://t.co/hCWWKVuiht
— Fórsa trade union (@forsa_union_ie) May 22, 2021

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