Air travel in Europe faces disruptions this week as aviation department employees threaten to go out.
Strikes are scheduled in Italy and Greece on April 9, which could affect families traveling during school in the UK. Planned trips to the Easter holidays may also be affected.
Travelers are advised to regularly check their flight status and prepare for potential delays and cancellations.
Italy: EasyJet stewardess strikes
EasyJet Flight attendants affiliated with the Italian Trade Union (FILT, CGIL and UIL) are scheduled to strike from 10.30 am to 2.30 pm on April 9.
The operation is expected to affect certain flights to and from Milan and Naples airports.
“We want to assure our customers that we are minimizing any interference from strike operations as much as possible and that if any flights are affected, we will contact the customers directly to help them reschedule their plans’ choices”, airline Tell the British newspaper The Independent.
Greece: Air traffic controller plans strike
Italian industrial action was carried out on the same day Greecewhich may exacerbate travel destruction across the continent.
Greek air traffic controllers are scheduled to strike on April 9, promoted by the Federation of Public Sector Employees.
Addedy demands resumption of bonus holiday salaries, real wage increases and measures against Greece Housing crisis.
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“Unfortunately, air traffic control Greece The situation is not good because we have staff shortages and equipment issues that have caused a lot of delays in the past few years and this year it will also cause a lot of delays. ”
The team added that staff will limit flight handling during strikes, conduct medical, search and rescue services, humanitarian aid and military flights, and emergencies.
This means commercial flights to and from the country will bear the brunt of the brunt of the first destroy.
Travelers are advised to check flight status regularly and prepare for delays and cancellations.
