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There is set to be flight disruption at Manchester airport later this month with over 100 cabin crew workers set to go on strike.

The members of Unite have rejected a pay rise of nine per cent this year and three per cent next year, the Union said. The walkout will cause disruption to Aer Lingus flights at Manchester Airport with 130 cabin crew workers voting for the action.

Aer Lingus is a major airline operating out of Manchester Airport's Terminal 2, with several flights each day to destinations including Dublin, Boston and Barbados.

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After 90 per cent of workers involved in the dispute voted to take industrial action, they will walk out from October 30 to November 2, the union said.

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