Labor unions in Southern Europe have announced a new wave of strikes that could cause significant disruptions in the transportation and airline sectors.
Current Strike Situation in the Region:
France: Strike Threat During the Olympic Games
Employees at Paris-Orly and Paris-Charles de Gaulle airports are threatening to strike during the Olympic Games in Paris. Aéroports de Paris has until July 5 to respond to the unions’ demands. If the strike occurs, it could lead to major disruptions during the games.
United Kingdom: Strikes in Public Transport and Airports
Around 500 Stagecoach bus drivers in Liverpool plan to strike on July 5-8 and 12-15. Tram drivers in London will strike until July 5 and again on July 12-14. Additionally, 200 baggage security officers and special support service workers from Wilson James at London Gatwick Airport will strike on July 12-14 and 19-21.
Ireland: Aer Lingus Pilots on Indefinite Strike
Aer Lingus pilots in Ireland began an indefinite strike on June 26, refusing to work outside planned hours. The airline has published a list of flights canceled until July 10 on its website, which could cause significant disruptions, especially during the summer holiday period.
Italy: Airport Strikes
Unionized workers at various airports in Italy plan to strike on July 5. Affected airports include Bologna, Crotone, Lamezia Terme, Milan, Reggio Calabria, Rome, and Venice. This strike could significantly disrupt flights nationwide.
Netherlands: Public Transport Strike
A public transport strike is planned in the largest cities of the Netherlands on September 12. This strike could cause significant disruptions in urban transportation.
Spain: Strike Cancellation in Mallorca
The planned strikes by Wings Handling Palma handling company employees in Mallorca on July 1, 5, 7, 10, 12, and 13 have been canceled, providing relief for passengers.
Turkey: Delays at Antalya Airport
Delays are expected at Antalya Airport until July 14, when air traffic controllers are expected to work without initiative indefinitely. This could create significant disruptions for passengers traveling to the region during the holiday season.
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