The Irish Air Line Pilots' Association has recommended acceptance of Labour Court proposals aimed at resolving the pay dispute between its members and Aer Lingus.
However, Aer Lingus flights that have already been cancelled amid industrial action by IALPA pilots "will remain that way," a spokesperson for the airline has confirmed, this according to RTE.
The union, according to the report, is to suspend its work-to-rule while it awaits the outcome of a ballot of pilots.
It said it will hold a series of engagements with members before the ballot, which is due to open on Thursday July 18 and close on Tuesday July 23.
"However, an Aer Lingus spokesperson said this morning (Thursday) that 'unfortunately, those flights already cancelled will remain that way.'
"Those flights" have included the EI 104 and EI 105 service linking New York's JFK with Dublin.
