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SAS Strike: Fellesforbundet Takes Out 610 Members in Sympathy Strike

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23 cabin crew members at SAS Link have been on strike since October 28. Now the Norwegian Federation of Civil Aviation Workers is announcing a sympathy strike in which 610 members in aviation will be taken out from November 24.

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23 cabin crew members at SAS Link have been on strike since October 28. Now the Norwegian Federation of Civil Aviation Workers is announcing a sympathy strike in which 610 members in aviation will be taken out from November 24.

·Oslo, Norway
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23 cabin crew members at SAS Link have been on strike since October 28. Now the Norwegian Federation of Civil Aviation Workers is announcing a sympathy strike in which 610 members in aviation will be taken out from November 24.

23 cabin crew members at SAS Link have been on strike since October 28. Now the Norwegian Federation of Civil Aviation Workers is announcing a sympathy strike in which 610 members in aviation will be taken out from November 24.

The Norwegian Federation of Airlines (Fellesforbundet) said on Monday that it would further escalate the sympathy strike with SAS Link employees. From 4 a.m. on November 24, 610 members will go on strike, they wrote in a press release. On October 28, 24 cabin crew members in the subsidiary SAS Link went on strike. SAS said at the time that it expected limited consequences for air traffic.

·Oslo, Norway
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The Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions writes this in a press release.

·Oslo, Norway
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E24 broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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