Aer Lingus will not cut flights from Dublin Airport next summer, according to chief executive Lynne Embleton, reacting on Friday to this week’s key court ruling on passenger caps at the gateway. The High Court suspended a decision by regulators to limit ...

Aer Lingus has reported an operating profit of €148m for the nine months to the end of September, down from €236m the same time last year. The airline said this was partly due to an industrial dispute with its pilots' union, which impacted its ...

Aer Lingus has reported an operating profit of €139 million for the third quarter of this year. That is down €57 million on the same period last year. The airline - which is owned by IAG - is blaming the strike action by pilots over the summer, along with market pressures, particularly on its routes to and from America, for the downturn.

IAG said operating profits at the Irish airline totalled €148m in the three months from July to September, down from €236m in the same period last year