US EditionThousands of passengers to be hit by EasyJet cabin crew strikes this summer
- EasyJet cabin crews based in Barcelona, Malaga, Alicante, and Palma will strike from June 25 to 27, affecting 21 aircraft and around 657 staff.
- The strike follows stalled negotiations over reducing wage disparities between Spanish crews and other European EasyJet bases, with crews seeking fairer pay.
- EasyJet plans to operate normally during the strike while complying with Spanish regulations requiring a minimum service level to limit disruption.
- The union stated Spanish cabin crew earn between 30% and 200% less than counterparts elsewhere, and EasyJet described the dispute as an 'absolute disagreement'.
- The three-day strike could cancel thousands of flights, mainly to Spain, and possibly cause knock-on effects for other routes despite airline efforts to minimize impact.
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EasyJet workers to go on strike in June
EasyJet’s workers are taking a stand: the USO union has called for the airline’s cabin crew to go on strike beginning on June 25, 26, and 27 at the company’s bases in four major Spanish cities, one of which is Palma, Mallorca. The strike is expected to cause delays and even cancellations. The strike will aim to better the working conditions and salaries for the cabin members… Source
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Thousands of passengers to be hit by EasyJet cabin crew strikes this summer
Spanish airports in Barcelona, Alicante, Malaga, and Majorca will be hit by the walkout
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