Lufthansa flights hit by strike
Photo: Reuters
Lufthansa flight attendants went on strike at Germany's busiest airport today, causing the cancellation of dozens of flights.
The cabin crews walked out at Frankfurt airport early this morning in an eight-hour stoppage.
The UFO union said it would continue to stage short-term strikes until its demands for better pay and conditions for some 18,000 cabin crew at the airline, Germany's largest, are met.
Lufthansa said it has cancelled about a quarter of the 360 flights which were scheduled during the strike hours, all short and middle-distance routes.
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Anthony Agius
Aug 31st 2012, 22:13
Heard Airmalta did an extra flight to help stranded people ( like when it rescued stranded ryanair passengers ) still no bloggers? One day you will say kemm konna ahjar meta konna ghar, mur giba lura l- airmalta!!
Anthony Agius
Aug 31st 2012, 10:39
Where are the bloggers today? Is it ok for Lufthansa crew to fight for their rights but not Airmalta employees? Flight from Malta to Frankfurt cancelled this morning!
Lino Busuttil
Aug 31st 2012, 21:30
Conspicuous by their absence. What a load of hypocrites and sour grapes our Maltese bloggers are!
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