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Aer Lingus will introduce new livery and cabin crew uniforms in 2019

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Last updated: September 25, 2018, 10:05 UTC
Published: Tuesday, September 25, 2018, at 10:05 UTC
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08/03/2017 NO REPRO FEE, MAXWELLS DUBLIN Pic shows ( l to r ) Cabin Crew Aisling Farrelly, Cabin Service Manager Fiona Power, Captain Louise Gilroy, First Officer Amy Cunningham, Cabin Crew Laura Labuschagne and Cabin Crew Lisa Carty. Aer Lingus, Ireland’s only 4-Star airline, marked International Women’s Day today with an all-female team behind flight EI162 which departed for London Heathrow from Dublin at noon. Flight Crew Captain Louise Gilroy assisted by First Officer Amy Cunningham were joined by an all-female Cabin Crew on board flight EI162 and behind the scenes key operational roles were also carried out by an all-female cast such as Turnaround Coordinator, Flight Operations Officer, Dublin Airport Duty Manger, Guest Service Agents to name but a few. Aer Lingus has over 2,000 female employees across all areas of the airline. PIC: NO FEE, MAXWELLPHOTOGRAPHY.IE
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Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus has just announced at the EXPO in Boston that it will be rolling out a new livery, corporate identity, and cabin crew uniforms next year.

According to the airline, the re-branding process should begin in January and will take three years, aiming to have it completed by the end of 2022.

Aer Lingus CEO, Stephen Kavanagh, said that the current Aer Lingus livery and uniforms “have been in service for close to 25 years. Our business has changed and we have the opportunity to modernize our brand.”

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