New strike by pilots and crews of Ryanair, Volotea and Easyjet. Trade unions: “unacceptable working conditions”

Tough day today for those who fly with low cost airlines. Pilots and flight attendants easyJet and Volutia, but also Ryanair, Always gravitating into the orbit of the Irish carrier, Air Malta and CrewLink cross their arms for 24 hours, respecting only the morning (7-10) and evening (18-21) guarantee ranges. A new protest pause after the June 8 protest “became necessary” in the face of “continuity” unacceptable conditions Where pilots and flight attendants are forced to work,” Filt denounced CGIL and UilTrasporti. Three meetings were held at Milan Malpensa, Bergamo Orio al Serio and Rome Ciampino airports.

For Ryanair, Malta Air and Krolink The station is coordinated at the European level. The protest is also underway these days in Spain (June 24, 25, 26, 30, and July 1 and 2), Portugal (June 24, 25, and 26), France (June 25 and 26), Belgium (24, 25 and 26 June). Yesterday Ryanair sent notices to its passengers regarding the cancellation of certain flights which it has determined selection was due to a “futile blow”. Yesterday, two Spanish unions denounced how cThe Irish company does not allow employees to participate in the mobilization Therefore, he requested the intervention of the judicial authority. Spanish Ryanair employees are set to go on strike for another three days starting next Friday.

EasyJet canceled ‘some flights’ Already in recent days in view of today’s strike “to reduce inconvenience and allow affected passengers to re-design themselves on available flights”. This was stated by a company spokesman. It is clear that easyJet workers adhere to the protest called by Uil Trasporti, at the same time as the European protest on all low-cost airlines. Packing is also in sight for the staff British Airways Negotiations are underway at the airports Paris Charles de Gaulle and Orly. Easyjet employees’ strike begins on July 1 and will be divided into 9 days of mobilization. demand is. Also in this case, there is wage adjustment in view of higher inflation and better working conditions. Yesterday, air connections were bombarded with cancellations decided by Lufthansa due to the staff shortage exacerbated by the increase in sick staff due to Covid. For the summer season, the German company has already canceled 3,100 flights. Today’s Counselor Detlev Kaiser said a full return to normal would not happen until 2023.