We have tickets on June 22 from Dublin to Milan on Aer Lingus. This flight is the link between our Ireland/Italy 2 week vacation. Any thoughts on when to start worrying or making contingency plans to get to Italy? Thanks!
Posted by
Knoxville, TN, USA
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It's never too early to start worrying ;-)
Posted by
Denver, Co
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We are scheduled to fly Aer Lingus in mid June from Washington to Madrid. Does anyone know if this flight would be affected? Thanks!
Posted by
Bloomington, IL, USA
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It depends on who is striking, for one thing. I once flew into Shannon when Aer Lingus had a baggage handlers strike going on. It didn't impact the flight at all, just took a little longer to get our bags, as the flight personnel had to unload the plane. It was only a planned, one-day strike, so really no big deal. What do you know about this one (I haven't heard anything)?
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OP
Philadelphia, PA, USA
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It is the pilots who are threatening to strike. Here is the latest - no talks are currently planned.
http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/varadkar-calls-for-aer-lingus-talks-to-continue-507755.html
Posted by
Bloomington, IL, USA
9371 posts
Mary, the article that Jim cited contains a link to another article that says that the Washington to Madrid flight would not be affected, nor would any flights originating in Belfast.