Is my flight cancelled? Full list of flights affected next week as Aer Lingus strikes continue

Aer Lingus will cancel a further 50 flights due to industrial action taken by pilots next Monday and Tuesday.

It comes on top of the more than 200 flights cancelled already due to the planned work-to-rule and strike action from pilots who are members of the Irish Airline Pilots’ Association (IALPA).

It’s understood that the further cancellations have been made on a contingency basis for Monday 1 July and Tuesday 2 July, despite hopes that progress can be made in the ongoing industrial dispute.

In a statement, Aer Lingus said: “Implementing these cancellations [for Monday and Tuesday] is to enable us to protect as many services as possible for as many of our customers as possible.

In a statement, Aer Lingus said the further flight cancellations are a measure to “protect as many services as possible from the impact of IALPA’s continuing industrial action”.

Aer Lingus added that customers scheduled to travel between 26 June and 2 July will continue be given the option to change their flights for free. They can also cancel their flight and claim a refund or voucher.

The statement added the airline “fully understands the anxiety being experienced by customers” and that it will give customers “as many options as possible, should they wish to change their plans”.

The full list of flights cancelled from Dublin Airport on Monday and Tuesday can be found below. For other cancelled flights, travellers are encouraged to visit the Aer Lingus site.

Flights from Dublin Airport affected - 1st July

Flights from Dublin Airport affected - 2nd July