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Manchester Airport Passengers Warned as easyJet Strikes Hit Hotspot Next Month

AirHelp says affected passengers could claim up to £520 per person if cancellations or long delays hit easyJet routes.

  • EasyJet cabin crew in Portugal, represented by the National Union of Aviation Flight Personnel , will strike from October 2 to October 6 and December 19 to December 23, potentially disrupting flights at Lisbon, Porto, and Faro.
  • Manchester Airport passengers face potential disruptions as these union-led staffing disputes are not classified as 'extraordinary circumstances' under aviation regulations, meaning airlines bear responsibility.
  • Passengers experiencing significant delays or cancellations may be eligible for up to £520 in compensation under UK261 and EU261 regulations, plus alternative flights, accommodation, food, and drinks.
  • AirHelp CEO Tomasz Pawliszyn urged travellers to monitor journeys closely, stating, "The key in these uncertain circumstances is to know your rights, stay well informed on your booking."
  • Before heading to Manchester Airport, passengers should verify flight status and allow extra time for connections; those facing cancellations must check if the airline offered refunds or alternative arrangements.
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Manchester Airport passengers warned as easyJet strikes hit hotspot next month

Manchester Airport passengers have been advised to understand their rights ahead of easyJet cabin crew in Portugal going on strike.

·Chester, United Kingdom
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The strike of the cabin crew of easyJet, marked for the days 2 to 6 of October and 19 to 23 of December, threatens to cause significant disturbances in the operation of the company in Portugal. Only in the first period, the company estimates that about 500 flights scheduled from the bases of Lisbon, Porto and Faro can be affected. Madeira is not left out. According to the programming currently available, between 2 and 6 of October there are 34 o…

·Funchal, Portugal
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Dnoticias broke the news in Funchal, Portugal on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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