Aer Lingus warns pilots it could pursue them for losses if any ‘unofficial’ industrial action ahead of work to rule Ialpa president Captain Mark Tighe has said the airline was engaged in a 'campaign of antagonism' against pilots, issuing legal and other threats. Photograph: Alan Betson / The Irish Timeswarned pilots at the weekend that they could be held personally liable for any losses to the airline if they fail to work their rosters before they begin industrial action on Wednesday.
He adds that the company will regard any pilot who does not do so as taking part in unofficial industrial action and warns that “individuals who participate in this kind of behaviour may be held personally liable for any losses arising”. From next Wednesday morning, pilots will refuse to work outside their hours or comply with changes to their rosters, removing all flexibility and hindering Aer Lingus’s operations at its busiest time of year.
Pilot illness has become a flashpoint between the sides, with Aer Lingus blaming it for 56 cancellations since the start of the year and suggesting that it is actually unofficial action. Captain Mark Tighe, Ialpa president, this week said the airline was engaged in a “campaign of antagonism” against pilots, issuing legal and other threats.
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