Aer Lingus exits UK certificate and cuts/halts summer flying amid aircraft maintenance and pilot shortages; Ireland weighs SAF t

Aer Lingus is transferring its A330-300s back to the parent company and ending operations on its UK certificate, while also cancelling multiple summer flights across the UK and Europe. The carrier cites aircraft maintenance, and pilot shortage concerns are raised by IALPA, as Ireland explores SAF tax relief following a reported reduction of ~500 flights.

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