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Due to industrial action by overpaid and underworked air traffic controllers in Ireland, Ryanair has been forced to cancel 52 flights today (20th Jan) affecting over 6,000 passengers.   Please see the below list of cancelled flights which were scheduled to operate to and from Ireland today (20th Jan).

Passengers affected by these flight cancellations should seek compensation from IMPACT General Secretary Peter McLoone at tgriffin@impact.ie or on +353-1- 8171529.

Traffic at Irish Airport fell 15% in 2009, and is set to fall further.  National air traffic controllers are seeking a 6% pay rise, yet their workload has reduced by 25%.  These overpaid air traffic controllers should agree to substantial pay cuts to reflect the reduced productivity being demanded of them at Irish airports this year.    

TO REBOOK FREE ONLINE:   Click on the link below to rebook onto an alternative flight free of charge, subject to availability. Customers can access this link up to the 22/01/2010 for travel on flights up to the 02/02/2010. 

Click here to rebook your flight

Our Reservations Centres are open from 09:00hrs until 18:00hrs on +44 871 246 0000

TO APPLY FOR A REFUND ONLINE:  Customers who are booked on any of the below flights, who wish to cancel and claim a full refund on the unused flight(s) can do so directly by clicking on the link below and entering the required details. Refunds will be processed in 20 working days back to the form of payment used to pay for the booking.  

Click here to apply for a refund of a cancelled flight

Click here for the written notice setting out the rules for compensation and assistance in line with the Regulation EU Regulation (EC) No. 261/2004.