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Even airlines have to tighten their seatbelts sometimes. Aer Lingus is planning to cut up to 500 jobs as part of a cost-saving overhaul that will reduce its flight capacity by 6% and scale back several routes between late 2026 and summer 2027, including services to Denver, Minneapolis and Las Vegas. The airline says tougher competition, higher fuel costs and a €103 million first-quarter loss have made the changes unavoidable, while affected passengers are being offered rebooking or refunds. It’s a sharp reminder that in aviation, even full planes don’t always guarantee a smooth financial landing.