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easyJet Cancels Southend Flights Due to Strikes at Holiday Hotspot

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easyJet flights to and from Southend airport face cancellations as Portuguese cabin crew plan strikes from October 2-6 and December 19-23.

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The motion submitted by the leadership of the National Union of Civil Aviation Flight Personnel (SNPVAC) was unanimously adopted, with 188 votes in favour.

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According to an order published by the Directorate-General for Employment and Labour Relations (DGERT) on 02, 03, 04, 05, and 06 October, two daily rotations will be ensured Lisbon–Funchal–Lisbon, in a total of 10 rotations, a daily rotation Porto–Funchal–Port, in a total of five rotations, a rotation Porto–Port Santo–Port, on 04 and 06 October, in a total of 2 rotations.

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The strike of the cabin crews of EasyJet in Portugal begins today and will continue until Tuesday; 80% of the flights have already been cancelled, according to the National Union of the Personnel of Civil Aviation Flight (Snpvac). According to the union representative Ana Dias, 443 flights have already been cancelled from the bases of Lisbon, Porto and Faro, scheduled for the five days of strike. The union recognizes that other flights scheduled…

The five-day strike of easyJet cabin crew members in Portugal began on Friday, October 2, with 443 flights cancelled at the Lisbon, Porto and Faro bases, according to the National Civil Aviation Flight Personnel Union (SNPVAC). The organization estimates that cancellations represent about 80% of planned flights, while the airline plans to maintain about 55% of its schedule during the strike. Portugal’s international connectivity is affected by t…

EasyJet regrets the strike and claims to be disappointed in the situation.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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