A flight information board shows cancelled flights due to a strike of security guards on June 20, 2022 at Brussels's international Airport. - Copyright François WALSCHAERTS / AFP
Cancellation, delays and hours-long queues are already having an unavoidable impact on summer travel across Europe.
Sweeping job and pay cuts during the pandemic are behind
much of the disruption. But it isn’t just passengers that have been affected by
staff shortages as now, unions across the industry are calling for strikes over
working conditions.
Europe’s low cost airlines are likely to be among those
worst affected by the upcoming staff walkouts.
Last minute cancellations and general disorganisation at
easyJet have even led unions to claim crew members face a “serious safety
risk,” unwillingly working on days off to prevent further disruption.
So what do we know so far about the airlines and airports
which could be impacted by strikes this summer?
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