The Brussels Airlines airline has reached an agreement this Thursday with the pilots and cabin staff that it accepts that the crew can refuse to operate on a flight to or from Tel Aviv, after the unions threatened to go on strike if the company persisted in imposing these flights. According to a spokesman for the company to the Belgian agency, the airline has transferred the employees who will be able to resort to the “unable to fly” procedure, …
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Staff at Belgium's biggest airline, Brussels Airlines, a subsidiary of Germany's Lufthansa, can refuse to travel to Tel Aviv if they don't want to, it has confirmed.
The Brussels Airlines airline has reached an agreement this Thursday with the pilots and cabin staff that it accepts that the crew can refuse to operate on a flight to or from Tel Aviv, after the unions threatened to go on strike if the company persisted in imposing these flights. According to a spokesman for the company to the Belgian agency, the airline has transferred the employees who will be able to resort to the “unable to fly” procedure, …