Agreement sees 96 former SRT employees transfer to Aer Lingus

Aer Lingus today announced that it had reached agreement with SR Technics (SRT) regarding its line maintenance operations at Dublin Airport.

Aer Lingus today announced that it had reached agreement with SR Technics (SRT) regarding its line maintenance operations at Dublin Airport.

As a result, a total of 96 former SRT employees will transfer to a newly established Aer Lingus subsidiary (Aer Lingus (Ireland) Limited) and will provide maintenance services on the Aer Lingus fleet.

In addition, Aer Lingus has reached agreement with the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) for a long-term licence on hangar facilities at the airport (Hangar 6) following the transfer of this hangar from SRT to the DAA.

This hangar will facilitate the amalgamation of all Aer Lingus Dublin-based maintenance and operational functions into one location.

Aer Lingus chief executive Christoph Mueller said: "I am satisfied that this is a positive development for Aer Lingus Maintenance that will enable the in-sourcing of Line Maintenance of our own aircraft into the Aer Lingus group on a cost effective basis.

"The new arrangements for Hangar 6 will allow us to bring under one roof key areas of our operation fostering greater synergies and teamwork. It is yet another example of the transformation underway at Aer Lingus."

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