Ryanair, unions confirm the four-hour strike

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Filt CGIL and Uiltrasporti confirm that a 4-hour strike was called for Sunday, from 2 to 6 pm, by pilots and flight attendants of the airlines Ryanair, Malta Air and the CrewLink company. “We hope to have concrete answers as soon as possible to ensure decent working conditions for workers, so as to be able to avoid further inconvenience to passengers in this summer period”, underline the trade unions in a statement, in which they recall that workers “claim contractual and wage conditions in line with the national air transport contract and also water and food for the crews, often unable to get off the plane even for 14 consecutive hours and the cancellation of the wage cuts introduced to face a period of crisis no longer current “.

Other low cost airlines such as Easyjet and Volotea have also called for the mobilization, originally scheduled for the whole day but then reduced to 4 hours (from 14 to 18) by the Guarantor. And the weekend risks being at high risk for those who plan to fly: on the agenda there is also the stop announced by ENAV which will see the flight controllers cross their arms, again from 2 to 6 pm.

Source: Ansa

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