US EditionLufthansa pilots, crew to strike on Thursday
- German airline Lufthansa faces major flight disruptions on Thursday due to strikes announced by the VC pilots union and UFO flight attendants union.
- The VC pilots union is demanding more generous pension benefits from Lufthansa, while the UFO union is protesting the planned shutdown of Lufthansa's CityLine subsidiary.
- The strikes are expected to impact all German airports, including major hubs like Frankfurt and Munich, as well as Lufthansa's cargo flights.
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Shortly after midnight, a 24-hour strike by Lufthansa pilots and cabin crew began in Germany. The airline had already preemptively canceled a large number of flights. Virtually no Lufthansa flights are departing from Frankfurt Airport today. Many Lufthansa flights scheduled to depart from other countries to Germany have also been canceled. Pilots from Lufthansa's cargo division are also on strike. Lufthansa says it wants to minimize the impact o…
Due to tomorrow's warning strike by pilots and flight attendants, Lufthansa has announced extensive cancellations of connections.
At Düsseldorf Airport, once again, there will be a strike on Thursday. Lufthansa travelers could hit hard.
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Lufthansa pilots and cabin personnel want to lay down their work at the same time on Thursday.
On Thursday, two trade unions will call for a stop at Lufthansa. Only the fewest flights will be offered. The German airline insists that the pilots and cabin crew will not be able to get any further.
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