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08 Dec 2025
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Gearrfaidh Aer Lingus a gcuid Baile Átha Cliath go Heathrow faoi dhá imeacht in aghaidh an lae ón gheimhreadh seo ar aghaidh.
Dúirt an aerlíne go bhfuil an cinneadh seo déanta acu mar nár tháinig feabhas ar fheidhmíocht na seirbhíse tar éis Covid-19.
Tá 26-28 seirbhís á n-oibriú ag Aer Lingus faoi láthair idir Baile Átha Cliath agus Heathrow gach lá. Ní fios fós cad iad na seirbhísí a mbeidh tionchar acu.
"Tá Aer Lingus ag leanúint le measúnú a dhéanamh ar impleachtaí an damáiste airgeadais a rinne an díospóid thionsclaíoch phíolótach i gcomhthéacs na timpeallachta iomaíocha reatha agus an teorainn do phaisinéirí ag Aerfort Bhaile Átha Cliath," a dúirt urlabhraí Aer Lingus.
"Áirítear leis seo athbhreithniú ar na codanna níos laige de líonra na haerlíne agus a mbonn costais," a dúirt an chuideachta.
Mar thoradh ar an aighneas idir Aer Lingus agus píolótaí níos luaithe an samhradh seo cuireadh ar ceal 610 eitilt mar thoradh ar dhá sheachtain oibre de réir riail agus stailc ocht n-uaire.
Tá sé ráite ag an aerlíne go mbeadh costais dhíreacha €55 milliún ar a laghad ar an aerlíne mar thoradh ar ghníomhaíocht thionsclaíoch.
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