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Ryanair provides aircraft to Aer Lingus as it battles cabin crew dispute

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Aer Lingus expects 10% of its schedule to be affected by a cabin crew dispute over rosters. It cancelled about two dozen flights on Wednesday. Ryanair, which holds a strategic stake of just under 30% in Aer Lingus, has provided five aircraft for the Irish carrier and will provide a sixth if required next week, in support of Aer Lingus' stance against trade union Impact.

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