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**Possible** Ryanair UK pilots strike in 2nd half of August

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  • #52
    Sparko
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,145 ✭✭✭Sparko


    I'm due to fly from Edinburgh to Dublin tomorrow - possibly affected by the UK strike but I got an email and text to say all flights operating. So we live in hope!


  • #53
    gaillimh
    Registered Users Posts: 436 ✭✭gaillimh


    Hi.
    I have flights booked for myself, my wife and our 2 small kids to Palma on September 22nd.
    I have just today spotted that there is planned strike action for that date.
    As of yet I have received no notification from Ryanair of any cancellation.
    As usual - attempts to get any sort of a straight answer via online chat with Ryanair were a complete waste of time.

    Does anybody know if there is a minimum notice period that Ryanair must give to its customers in advance of a flight cancellation due to strike action?
    I would obviously try and rebook with Aer Lingus if their prices are not extortionate but the closer to departure it gets the more we would have to pay I'm sure.

    Anyone know what the story is here?
    Thanks


  • #54
    Riskymove
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,899 ✭✭✭✭Riskymove


    it could be as late as day before.

    as with recent events Ryanair will not do any changes until it knows the strike will go ahead.

    The UK pilots were on strike last week yet all flights went ahead as only a certain amount of pilots are unionised.

    so even if there is a strike your flight might go ahead.


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