Independent.Ie Pilot Files Data Breach Complaint Against Aer Lingus Over Personnel File Access
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A pilot has accused Aer Lingus of conducting a 'witch hunt' after he discovered a breach involving his personnel file. Following this, he filed a complaint with the Data Protection Commissioner and shared the details in a WhatsApp group with other Aer Lingus staff. The incident raises questions about data protection practices within the airline.
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