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Ryanair faces summer strikes as Irish pilots vote for action

Bloomberg Ryanair Holdings Plc is facing pilot strikes in its Irish home market next week, in what may become the most significant confrontation between Europe’s biggest low-cost carrier and organized labor to date. A poll of Ryanair cockpit crew produced a 94 to 1 vote in favour of industrial action including strikes, a spokesman for the Irish Air Line Pilots’ ...

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ANA to scrap 113 flights for Rolls’s engine checks

Bloomberg ANA Holdings Inc., Japan’s largest airline, will cancel 113 domestic flights for mandatory checks to help assess possible glitches in the Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc engines powering its Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliners. The flights will be cancelled from July 6-12, the Tokyo-based carrier said in a statement on Wednesday. ANA is assessing whether more flights need to be scrapped beyond ...

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Asiana flights go without meals after food caterer swapped

Bloomberg Asiana Airlines Inc., South Korea’s second-biggest carrier, said its struggle to provide in-flight meals to passengers departing Seoul continued for a fourth day after a caterer was unable to deliver the food on time. About seven out of 79 flights were expected to depart on Wednesday from Incheon airport, which serves Seoul, without any food for passengers, a spokesman ...

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