Strike on easyJet Canceled Almost 370 Flights and Impact Must Remain Until Friday
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The union leader pointed out 100% membership of base crew in Portugal, with about 90% of planned flights cancelled. Before the strike began, 343 flights were cancelled and in the day there were 30 flights.
The strike of the cabin crew of the easyjet led to the cancellation, in five days, of 370 flights, the president of the National Union of Civil Aviation Flight Personnel (SNPVAC), Ricardo Penarroias.
The strike of the easyJet cabin crew led to the cancellation of almost 370 flights until this Sunday, according to the numbers advanced to Lusaka by the union, which warned that, although the strike ends on Tuesday, the effects should continue to be strongly felt until Friday
A five-day strike by easyJet cabin crew in Portugal has caused significant disruptions to air travel at the country's major airports. Operations at Lisbon, Porto, and Faro airports were affected, and it was reported that 443 easyJet flights were cancelled as part of the strike.
The National Union of Civil Aviation Personnel states that about 80% of flights were cancelled, with the remainder being performed due to minimal services or by crews from other bases.
Ana Dias, from the leadership of the National Union of Civil Aviation Flight Personnel (SNPVAC), told CMTV that Easyjet should present "worthy proposals" to workers who remain on strike.
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