Industrial action will not affect Isle of Man flights
Aer Lingus flights between Dublin and the Isle of Man will not be disrupted by industrial action next Wednesday (June 26th).
Pilots employed by the airline will begin an indefinite work-to-rule on that day.
They're refusing to engage in overtime or out-of-hours duties.
Aer Lingus has issued a statement reassuring passengers using their service through Ronaldsway that they will not be affected.
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