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Full list of new flights canceled between Dublin and New York as Aer Lingus pilots’ strike continues

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Aer Lingus has cancelled several flights between Dublin and New York due to ongoing industrial action by its pilots. More than 120 flights have been cancelled between Wednesday and Sunday due to the dispute.

The airline assured that these cancellations were intended to protect as many services as possible. “These cancellations will be implemented today and details will be communicated to affected customers,” she said.

Affected passengers will either be able to change their flight free of charge or request a refund or voucher, the airline added. The full list of new flights canceled from Wednesday July 3 to Sunday July 7 is available below.

From Dublin to New York

  • July 3, Dublin to New York (JFK), flight EI0105
  • July 4, Dublin to New York (JFK), flight EI0105
  • July 5, Dublin to New York (JFK), flight EI0105
  • July 6, Dublin to New York (JFK), flight EI0105
  • July 7, Dublin to New York (JFK), flight EI0105

From New York to Dublin

  • July 3, New York (JFK) to Dublin, flight EI0104
  • July 4, New York (JFK) to Dublin, flight EI0104
  • July 5, New York (JFK) to Dublin, flight EI0104
  • July 6, New York (JFK) to Dublin, flight EI0104
  • July 7, New York (JFK) to Dublin, flight EI0104

Hundreds of Aer Lingus pilots demonstrated around Dublin Airport on Saturday in an eight-hour strike as part of a bitter dispute with the airline over pay.

The pilots took off at 6am from Aer Lingus headquarters on the airport site and twice flew past the two terminals holding signs and banners. The demonstration caused significant traffic disruptions around the airport.

The pilots then set up a picket line at the main roundabout at the airport entrance. The walkout comes after Irish primary schools closed for the summer holidays and many were preparing to go on family trips abroad.

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Nearly 400 flights have been canceled so far, affecting tens of thousands of passengers. Despite pressure from Taoiseach Simon Harris for both sides to resolve the dispute, no progress has been made.

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