Union Representing Dublin-Based Ryanair Pilots Denies It's Strike Ballot Was Unlawful
Ryanair claims the union balloted its members for industrial action before mediation talks had finished.
The Irish Airline Pilots Association, which is part of FORSA, is fighting efforts by the airline to get a High Court order aimed at averting a walkout by 180 pilots on Thursday and Friday.
Ryanair claims the union balloted its members for industrial action before mediation talks had finished.
But FORSA says any allegations its process didn't comply with the law are "outrageous, false and misleading".
A decision on whether Ryanair's application for an injunction will be granted isn't expected until later today or tomorrow.
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