Lynne Embleton

Aer Lingus delays launch of Manchester-US flights

Irish airline blames ongoing US restrictions for second rescheduling

Aer Lingus resumes Dublin-Washington flights four times a week

Airline signals plans to rebuild transatlantic route network in wake of pandemic

British regulators clear Aer Lingus for UK-US flights

Passenger traffic through Republic fell 93.5% in first half of year, Europe’s sharpest fall

Long haul for Aer Lingus to rebuild transatlantic network

Airline’s chief Lynne Embleton sends out clear signal of intention to rebuild business

Emerald Airlines confirmed as new Aer Lingus regional operator

Carrier hopes to fly 2m passengers a year on regional routes formerly run by Stobart Air

Aer Lingus poised to name Emerald Airlines as its new regional carrier

It is likely Emerald will begin flying regional routes from January 2022, a year ahead of the original timetable set for the service

Aer Lingus may seek second State loan as it records €192m operating loss

IAG interim results show passenger revenue during six months to June 30th slid to €33m

Fórsa says Aer Lingus shunned Labour Court hearing over Shannon closure

Airline emailed staff about transfers and redundancies instead on ‘take it or leave it’ terms

‘We don’t play games with people’s livelihoods’

Interview: ‘It’s been one hell of a year,’ says Lynne Embleton, chief executive, Aer Lingus

Oireachtas group seizes high moral ground with Aer Lingus chiefs

Politicians critical of aviation contraction, but supportive of Government travel curbs

Covid-19 costs Aer Lingus €1bn in lost profits and cash burn, says chief executive

Lynn Embleton tells politicians closing Shannon Airport base was right decision

Aer Lingus’s Shannon cuts, housing supply risks, and price inflation

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Aviation interests let fly at Government over state of industry and lack of recovery plan

Blame for Aer Lingus closure at Shannon and the parlous state of the airline lies at Government’s doorstep

Up to 130 Aer Lingus jobs to go as airline closes Shannon base

Another 200 staff face temproary furlough at Cork Airport

Unions to meet Aer Lingus to discuss jobs outlook as losses mount

Fórsa and Siptu to hold talks with management as second lost summer looms

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