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Norway Flights at Risk as SAS Cabin Crew Strike Declared

The walkout could cancel weekend flights after 468 crew members rejected a proposed labor deal, union officials said.

  • On Saturday, August 8, 468 SAS cabin crew members will begin strike action in Norway after rejecting a proposed labour agreement with over 90 percent ballot turnout.
  • Fellesforbundet issued the strike notice after a majority of members rejected the recommended proposal during yesterday's ballot, prompting the union to mobilize for industrial action.
  • The 468 employees, part of a group of around 500 covered by the SAS Cabin Crew Agreement, complained of increased workloads and responsibilities without corresponding pay increases.
  • Chief negotiator Dag-Einar Sivertsen said, "This shows that member democracy within Fellesforbundet works," while confirming the union's phone line remains open for discussions before Saturday.
  • Flights to and from Norway face potential weekend cancellations, though Fellesforbundet excluded Medevac and Longyearbyen services from the walkout to preserve essential operations.
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E24 broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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