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Older Persons Entitlement Booklet 2024_email [email protected]

STAFF TRAVEL

LIMITED STAFF TRAVEL PUBLIC OFFICE  DUE TO STAFFING RESOURCE ISSUES. 

[OPEN  for Aer Lingus standby concession tickets ( Frees, ID90 and CARA tickets only]

DUBLIN - Tuesday only  from 09.30-12.30  hrs -  1 day per week - Annex, Shamrock House

.  SHANNON- 09.30-10am & 13.30-14.00 hrs 7 days a week during quite time

CORK  14.30-15.00  hrs 7 days per week during quite times.  

RASA is in regular contact with Staff Travel Manager and in written correspondence with Aer lingus Chief People Officer on issues relating to Staff Travel Services for Retirees. 

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REDUCED STAFFING LEVELS AFFECTING OPENING SERVICE OF STAFF TRAVEL FOR RETIREES

STAFF TRAVEL OPENING HOURS - (for Concession book holders)

March/April 2024

Tuesday 05 th March: 09.30-12.30

Tuesday 12 TH March: 09.30-12.30

Tuesday 19 th March: 09.30-12.30

Tuesday 26th March : CLOSED

Tuesday 2 nd of April: 09.30-12.30

Tuesday 9 th of April: CLOSED*

Tuesday 16 th of April: 09.30 -12.30

Tuesday 23rd of April: 09.30- 12.30

Tuesday 30th of April: 09.30-12.30

*Email address is: [email protected]

*Reminder EI “ID90” standby tickets valid 9 months for travel & refunds

*Opening hours depend on staffing levels & are subject to change at any time

AT THE RASA AGM ON NOVEMBER 16 2023 MEMBERS WERE UPDATED WITH THE LATEST RESPONSE [NOV 15 2023] FROM AER LINGUS CHIEF PEOPLE OFFICER IN RELATION TO ALL OF THE RASA'S CONCERNS ISSUES. 

Reminder*ID90 tickets are valid 9months travel/refunds*

Reminder all Free/Cara/sibling tickets issued JAN-MAR expire after 9months.

All Free/Cara/Sibling tickets issued from April will automatically expire for travel on the 31 DEC 2023.

If you intend to travel (using a FREE/CARA/SIBLING ticket) out before the 31 December 2023 and back in January 2024 then you must send Staff Travel your PNR REF and they will update the expiry date or it will auto cancel on the 31 December.

*Reminder ID90 tickets valid “9 months” travel/refunds*

February Opening Hours to be reviewed. 

November 2023 - RASA is in communication with Aer Lingus regarding Retirees Staff Travel.

Just prior to RASA's AGM on November 16 2023 Aer Lingus Chief People Officer advised RASA that “ we are committed to providing a Staff Travel Platform that is modern, technology-enabled and accessible to all our employee groups, including our retired employees.  Work is underway on creating this platform which will be done incrementally and progressively through 2024.” 

In December 2023 we were advised that there would be Staff Travel Office at Dublin Airport will be CLOSED from 4 January 2024 for the rest of January.    We are awaiting further information for the period post January 30 2024.

RASA HAS WRITTEN TO THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE AER LINGUS ON BEHALF OF RETIRED PENSIONERS EXPRESSING CONCERNS AROUND RETIRED STAFF TRAVEL ISSUES INCLUDING THE LIMITED OPENING OF THE PUBLIC OFFICE AT DUBLIN AIRPORT AND OTHER RESTRICTIONS .

DISCUSSIONS HAVE BEEN HELD WITH  STAFF TRAVEL & INTERLINE MANAGER

STAFF TRAVEL PUBLIC OFFICE OPENING HOURS CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR 2022/2023,

STAFF TRAVEL PUBLIC OFFICE OPENING HOURS CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR 2022/2023:

DECEMBER 2022:

TUESDAY 6 TH OF DECEMBER :         09.30-12.30

TUESDAY 13 TH OF DECEMBER              09.30-12.30

TUESDAY 20 TH OF DECEMBR                09.30-12.30

WEDNESDAY 21 ST OF DECEMBER        09.30-12.30

TUESDAY 27 TH OF DECEMBER :             CLOSED

JANUARY 2023:

TUESDAY 3 RD OF JANUARY :             09.30-12.30 * first date to purchase Free/Cara 2023 tickets

WEDNSDAY 4 TH OF JANUARY                09.30-12.30

TUESDAY 10 TH OF JANUARY                  09.30-12.30

TUESDAY 17 TH OF JANUARY                  09.30-12.30

TUESDAY 24 TH OF JANARY :                   CLOSED

The Staff Travel public office will be closed from the 21 December 2022 at 12.30pm and will reopen on Tuesday the 3 rd of January at 09.30am.

We will still offer an email service from Monday to Friday excluding Bank holidays BUT we will be closed from the 22 December 2022 to the 3 January 2023.

E-MAIL: [email protected]

A reminder that Free & Cara tickets issued in 2022 must be used outbound by the 31 December 2022 or they will automatically expire.

If you do travel out in December on a Free/Cara ticket and wish to travel back in January 2023 you must email [email protected] with the PNR reference.

If you would like to purchase a Free or Cara ticket for travel in 2023 this can only be purchased from Tuesday the 3 rd of January.

Wishing you all a very Happy Christmas and safe and peaceful New year in 2023.

THE AER LINGUS STAFF TRAVEL TEAM

Aer Lingus, Staff Travel and Interline Department, Reward and HR Service Delivery.

Shamrock House Annex, Dublin Airport, Ireland K67 A2N5

STAFF TRAVEL SERVICES AVAILABLE - UPDATE NOV 2022

When emailing Staff Travel, please include your FULL NAME and STAFF NUMBER and state that you have retired from which EMPLOYER .

Work by Staff Travel is ongoing with IT on an extension of the online MYSTAFFTRAVEL system to Retirees and it is hoped to have it launched in early 2023. 

This will cover your Staff Travel Concessions on Aer Lingus Flights as shown in your Yellow Book including Staff Fare, Frees and Caras as well as Seat Availability and Meal Listing but not Positives which will be still handled by the Staff Travel Office.

 MYSTAFFTRAVEL is used by current staff on the Aer Lingus Intranet. MYIDTRAVEL will continue to be used for Interline Concession Travel.

DUBLIN, SHANNON & CORK AIRPORT STAFF TRAVEL OFFICES:

T he Dublin Staff Travel office has opened on Tuesdays only from 12 th of July :09.30-12.30 hours (ongoing) in the Annex building, Shamrock house. There is a limit to the amount of people allowed into the office at one time due to the restricted number of seats available

Cork Airport has opened from the 12 th of July from 09.30-10.00 & 13.30-14.00hrs 7 days a week during quiet times (ongoing).

Shannon Airport has opened from the 12 th of July from 14.30-15.00 7 days a week during quiet times (ongoing).

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Retired EI Staff (Yellow books) and DAA/SAA/CAA books:

The Staff Travel offices will be open to Staff members with a Yellow EI Staff Travel Concession book and DAA/SAA/CAA book holders only until the New on-line systems are launched.

VS (Voluntary Severance) Concession travel books :

There will be a new on-line system launched in July for VS (Voluntary Severance) book holders. Please email [email protected] from July to register.

What do I need to purchase my standby tickets?

We would like to remind Staff that only the Staff member will be allowed purchase EI standby tickets with their Staff ID, their Passport and their Staff Travel book.

We will be limiting the number of standby tickets that are purchased in the office and the amount of people allowed at any one time in the office so that process is more efficient.

The Staff travel office can only take VISA Debit, Visa Credit, Master Debit, Master Credit cards or American Express Credit cards. We cannot accept cash or cheques.

Many thanks for your patience and understanding over the past difficult two years. We look forward to welcoming you back and seeing you all again in person.

Kindest regards,

Aer Lingus, Staff Travel and Interline Department,

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We are still answering emails relating to Staff Travel Monday to Friday to: 

[email protected] 

Please put your full name , staff number and that  you are Retired EI /DAA staff on your email so we know how best to answer your questions.   If want to include a photo of your Retired EI staff ID too this would help us.

Until the Staff Travel Public office re-opens next year , Retired EI staff who have a Yellow Retired book can register for MYIDTRAVEL.

Please email us at : [email protected] with a photo of your EI RETIRED ID.

We will also need a photo of the FRONT COVER of your staff book and the 2 INSIDE COVERS .

Photos of your passport for yourself and your Spouse or Partner.

We also hope to be able to offer an EMAIL service to Retired EI staff members in the next few weeks.

The following Staff Travel electronic services remain available:  

-  You can e-mail [email protected] for all general queries: Please include your full name, Staff number and Retired EI /DAA/Other Airlines staff. Emails will be actioned from Monday – Friday only.  

- Refunds can be processed via [email protected] : please email the PNR reference/Booking Reference and your full name and staff number. All EI staff tickets will expire for refunds 5 months from the date of issue.  

OTHER AIRLINES staff ZONAL Tickets, including AER LINGUS “Zonal Standbys” for yourself, spouse/partner and your children under 24years of age only, can be purchased via  www.MyIDTravel.com if you have already been registered for access by Aer Lingus Staff Travel Office.

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There has been no significant change to retirees staff travel arrangements.  

However there are a number of issues relating to Staff Travel that need to be resolved and these are being followed up.

The use of non-paper tickets is now the norm.   

*PURCHASING TICKETS IN STAFF TRAVEL*

Retirees must present themselves in person to the Staff Travel office when purchasing Staff concession tickets.

The Staff member must have their own Staff travel book, a valid Retired EI staff ID and their Passport/Driving licence /   Photo ID to purchase tickets.

*Staff Travel will no longer be able to accept letters of authorization if staff member is not present.

myIDTRAVEL ALLOWS YOU TO OBTAIN INTERLINE E-TICKETS FOR STANDBY TRAVEL FOR YOURSELF AND QUALIFIED RELATIVES ON INTERLINE PARTNER AIRLINES  

To register for MYIDTRAVEL Retired Aer Lingus Staff must come into the STAFF TRAVEL office with their 

*Yellow EI staff travel book, 

*Valid Retired Aer Lingus Staff ID 

 Access to specific technology is required.  Also very specific rules around on-line travel - need to have access to Smart Phone or Tablet and email when travelling. 

 Contact Staff Travel for details 

RULES ON  MYIDTRAVEL.COM 

Reminder:  Bring along your Passport for all Staff Tickets on other airlines.

"TICKET VALIDITY/REFUNDS

FREE/CARA/POSITIVE:

All travel must be completed by 31 December i.e within calendar year

CARA, Frees, Sibling Tickets issued in January are only VALID FOR 11 months for travel from date of issue. 

Other Airlines tickets are valid for travel 3 months from date of issue only for Travel.

Refunds are permitted within 05 MONTHS of date of issue only

email [email protected]

STAFF FARE ID90S: Valid for 11 months from date of issue

Refunds can now only be processed via email by sending request to

[email protected]

Give PNR number plus Your full name Plus Staff Number plus Retired EI staff

If you have any problems please contact Staff Travel*, who are very helpful.

other contact: [email protected]

Go to Links/useful contact numbers webpage. 

Opening Hours during the holiday and other periods can be seen on XEI website.

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 Aer Lingus Dublin Staff Travel Office at Dublin Airport

The Aer Lingus Dublin Staff Travel Office is located in  the Annex Building beside Shamrock House. (old PCB/Catering, new Aer Lingus Head Office). 

Staff Travel Queries and Refunds  

For any Staff Travel query you can e-mail [email protected]

 Refunds will be process­ed by [email protected] once tickets are within 11 months of date of issue.

Need to allow for 6 weeks for manual refunds.  Please drop into the Staff travel office if your refund expires during the 6 weeks. 

Please send them one PNR ref only per e-mail to be refunded.

Cara/Frees expire for travel on 31 December      

Other FAQ - Staff Travel Office

WHERE IS THE STAFF TRAVEL OFFICE: 

It is the Annex on the left hand side of the old PCB building renamed Shamrock House, beside Catering.

Access will be permitted through the main door on the right from 09.30-16.00hrs Monday to Fridays.    Door is on a time lock outside these hours.

CAR PARKING :

There is no staff car-parking facility for the Annex Building.   There are parking facilities at local Hotels and DAA car parks.

STAFF TRAVEL POSTAL ADDRESS :  

AER LINGUS STAFF TRAVEL OFFICE, ANNEX BUILDING , SHAMROCK HOUSE, DUBLIN AIRPORT. DUBLIN

CONTACT DETAILS : 

Since 2007 there is no telephone number to contact:

Only means of contact is personal during above hours or via email:  [email protected] or Refunds: [email protected]     Other contact: [email protected]

PUBLIC TRANSPORT: 

BUS STOP : outside the door of Shamrock house. (Dublin Bus numbers 16, 41, 102)

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Staff Travel is monitored by RASA Executive assisted by member volunteers 

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Traveling during Covid-19 is a new experience for everyone. Thus, Aer Lingus put in one place all the Covid-19-related information you need , so you can plan and prepare for your journey with ease and fly with peace of mind and confidence:

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Digital Travel Support Tools

Aer Lingus is committed to using technology to improve your travel experience. When preparing to travel, take advantage of the new digital support tools that Aer Lingus puts at your disposal.

You can find the latest travel and health restrictions for your destination with the new interactive search tool . Powered by Sherpa, the interactive tool provides clear and tailored information on restrictions, entry requirements, documentation needed, types of COVID tests accepted, etc., from multiple official sources and based on your specific circumstances , including vaccination status, return travel, and flight connection requirements.

Aer Lingus has partnered with VeriFLY, the travel pass app that allows you to upload and have your Covid-19-related travel documents checked and verified before you fly . Aer Lingus is now using the app on most of its routes , including flights to/from Europe, from the UK to Ireland, between the UK and Barbados, and to/from the USA. When traveling to the USA, passengers can check in online only after their Covid-19-related documentation has been verified through the VeriFLY app . Using VeriFLY to get pre-approved for travel helps make travel as stress-free as possible while enabling you to efficiently comply with all the international Covid-19-related travel requirements.

As evidence of a negative COVID-19 test is required before entering many countries, Aer Lingus offers, in partnership with Randox Health, discounted testing kits for Aer Lingus customers flying from Britain . When flying from Ireland, you can find a list of PCR testing facilities in Ireland .

New Safety Measures

With the safety and wellbeing of passengers as its number one priority and in light of COVID-19, Aer Lingus introduced new measures to maintain high standards of health and safety .

Throughout the airport, measures to ensure physical distancing and reduce contact have been implemented from check-in to security. Protective screens and hand hygiene stations have been installed, and all Aer Lingus staff are wearing face masks.

Wearing a face mask is now mandatory for all passengers unless you cannot do so for medical reasons , in which case you must present a medical certificate confirming this. Also exempt from this requirement are young children who are not able to maintain a face covering.

On all aircraft,  Aer Lingus introduced an enhanced cleaning system . Daily, the interior of every aircraft is thoroughly disinfected. Hospital-grade disinfectant is used to spray-treat all seat coverings, floors, and overhead lockers . All hard surfaces and touchpoints are deep cleaned daily by hand including, tray tables, armrests, overhead bins, windows, toilets, etc. Long-haul aircraft are cleaned for 15 staff hours before each flight. Short-haul aircraft are cleaned for five staff hours every night.

All aircraft are fitted with state-of-the-art HEPA air filtration technology , the same as that used in operating theatres in hospitals. 99.97% of airborne particles such as viruses, including COVID-19, and bacteria are removed. Cabin air is replaced every 3 minutes . Essentially, the aircraft air supply is sterile and particle-free.

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• Have your boarding pass ready to scan yourself, and show your passport or ID to the boarding staff.
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• On arrival, you should remain in your seat and follow the new procedures for disembarkation.

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Aer Lingus announces new measures for the safety of Customers and Staff 

Aer Lingus has outlined the measures it is introducing at airports and on-board its aircraft to protect the health of its customers and staff. These measures apply to those travelling on the limited number of services currently operating, and they will apply to all Aer Lingus services once business and leisure flying resumes.

Face coverings or masks are mandatory on all Aer Lingus flights for customers and cabin crew respectively, with the exception of small children and those who are unable to wear a face mask for medical reasons. The face coverings can be in the form of a reusable cloth mask or a disposable mask and it is recommended that these are worn from the time passengers enter the departure airport to the time they leave their destination airport.

Aer Lingus is introducing significantly enhanced cleaning processes and procedures on all aircraft. Hospital grade disinfectant will be used to treat all hard surfaces. Tray tables, arm rests and windows will be deep cleaned by hand and the interior of every aircraft will be thoroughly disinfected daily.

All Aer Lingus Airbus aircraft are fitted with state-of-the-art air filtration technology as standard. These are the same air filters that are used in hospital operating theatres.  99.97% of airborne particles such as viruses and bacteria are removed by this air filtering technology and cabin air is fully replaced every three minutes.

Aer Lingus is introducing new boarding and disembarkation procedures.  Passengers will board and disembark the aircraft in small groups and according to seat row numbers. At the boarding gate, customers will scan their own boarding card and show their passport or ID to the Aer Lingus staff, making this process contactless.

Airports are implementing new procedures to support physical distancing and reduce contact. Passengers will see the use of protective screens, hand sanitisation stations and airport staff that have close contact with passengers wearing face masks. Passengers will be reminded of the importance of good hand hygiene, respiratory etiquette, and limiting contact with surfaces as they move through airports.

Aer Lingus will be asking customers to make sure they are fit to fly, and requesting that intending passengers who are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms should not travel to the airport. Aer Lingus will be encouraging everyone to check in on-line, to check in their luggage and use self-service kiosks where available to minimise contact.  Inflight services including food and drink have been suspended on short haul services, while a reduced service is available on long haul, with contactless payment for any purchases. There will also be reduced passenger movement in the cabin.

Speaking about the new measures, Peter O’Neill, Chief Operations Officer, Aer Lingus, said:

“The safety and well-being of our customers and staff has always been our central priority. In recent weeks, teams across Aer Lingus have been working tirelessly to develop new processes and procedures informed by international guidance. Our operations teams are introducing these new measures, from implementing additional cleaning and disinfecting, to adopting new procedures at check in, boarding and on board each flight.  Coupled with the adoption of new procedures by airports and the mandatory use of face coverings on board our aircraft, it is clear that flying is going to be different for the next while. We want to reassure our customers that when the time comes and we are travelling once again, Aer Lingus will be ready to take you to your chosen destination, as safely as possible.”

• Peter O'Neill

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If you want to visit the Kremlin and its museums on your own you can purchase tickets in the ticket offices located at the Kutafiya Tower, in Aleksandrovsky Sad (the Aleksandrov Gardens), the Armoury Chamber and Cathedral Square.

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Just to let people know that the stated opening hours to see Lenin are 10-1pm but the days i was there it was open 9-11am.

I am a female. I read a lot of posts about safe and I read you are a Moscow resident. I am worried about how to get a taxi from train station to go to Air hotel near Domodedovo Airport. I will sleap there because my flight to Brazil is at 6 a.m., so I have to go to airport at about 4 a.m. I read that there are women's taxi driver, how can I identify them. Finally, I also read that Russians don't speak English either identify our alphabet. How can I arrive at airport in safe? Kind regards.

Just a suggestion...you may want to start a new post with your specific topic...it is somewhat "hidden" in this one...

Also, assuming I got the right one, check this link...it sounds like they have a free shuttle you can get to and from the airport...

http://www.airhotel.ru/module_tmpl/en/content/?SECTION_ID=11627

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Aer Lingus says new aircraft set to be delayed after pay talks break down

Carrier had been in negotiations with pilots’ union in recent weeks.

Aer Lingus said talks aimed at resolving its pay row by the end of this month 'concluded without agreement'

Aer Lingus says it is “unlikely” to receive the first of several new aircraft due to the airline after talks on a pilot pay dispute ended in deadlock.

Members of the Irish Airline Pilot’s Association (Ialpa) are seeking pay increases of more than 20 per cent to bring earnings in line with inflation and salaries paid by other carriers. Aer Lingus said on Wednesday that talks aimed at resolving the row by the end of this month “concluded without agreement”.

The carrier acknowledged that it was “unlikely” that it would receive the first of six new Airbus jets that it was due to receive from parent International Airlines Group (IAG), as a consequence.

“Aer Lingus now looks forward to the pay dispute being heard by the Labour Court on April 22nd,” said a statement.

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The airline opened direct talks with the union ahead of the scheduled Labour Court hearing as it hoped to get a resolution before April 28th, when IAG had to make a final decision on which of its carriers would get the new Airbus. That aircraft is due to begin flying in September.

Ialpa confirmed to members on Wednesday that it and Aer Lingus had agreed to end talks and go to the Labour Court. The union noted that Aer Lingus had told representatives that it was not in a position to increase basic pay above the 8.5 per cent offered by an internal company tribunal, which pilots rejected in January.

Ialpa said that it had submitted a “comprehensive brief” to the Labour Court and was preparing for Monday. The union is not commenting publicly.

The union maintains that its demands are meant to bring pay into line with inflation, going rates for pilots in Europe and to compensate members for the fact that they have not had a pay rise since 2019.

Ialpa calculates that it is seeking amounts to an effective 24 per cent rise, but Aer Lingus says it is closer to 27 per cent.

Aer Lingus also points out that it committed to new flexibility on summer leave with pilots in 2019.

Luis Gallego, chief executive of IAG, warned that the group would stall expansion of Aer Lingus until the dispute was resolved. He indicated that new aircraft originally earmarked for the Irish carrier could go the group’s other subsidiaries, which include British Airways, Iberia and Vueling.

Aer Lingus said earlier this month that the six new Airbus jets it is due to receive would create 80 extra pilots’ jobs. Ialpa maintains that its supports growth but not at the expense of its members’ pay and working conditions.

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