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EasyJet's Port Crew Say "Situation Is Unsustainable"

Summary by Sapo
Union argues that there is "lack of crew" in the port and that the company plans the "operation with the minimum possible staff", leaving in the air the possibility of new strike, as in August 2024 when 200 flights were cancelled. Easyjet rejects accusations and guarantees that it complies with labor legislation.

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Union argues that there is "lack of crew" in the port and that the company plans the "operation with the minimum possible staff", leaving in the air the possibility of new strike, as in August 2024 when 200 flights were cancelled. Easyjet rejects accusations and guarantees that it complies with labor legislation.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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