Air Malta takes over as Lufthansa cancels Frankfurt flight
Lufthansa has cancelled its scheduled flight from Frankfurt tomorrow because of industrial action, but Air Malta has offered to fly the passengers instead, informed sources said. The two airlines have a code-sharing agreement for the route.
The German flag-carrier was forced to cancel almost all domestic and European flights from six airports due to a strike. The Verdi trade union called on the airline's 33,000 workers to go on strike to increase pressure on the airline in a dispute over wages and job security.
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Mario Tabone
Mar 21st, 08:04
And where is the solidarity with the poor passengers who would otherwise be stranded. Air Malta taking over one flight is not going to jeoperdise any union agreement . In any case , what is the point of a strike other than bullying tactics by the union ?
Gary Jameson
Mar 20th, 17:40
Where is the justification and why would Air Malta get involved? And how do you know that the union members are socialists? The strike is probably over a local trade dispute rather than trying to build a workers paradise.
S G Pirotta
Mar 20th, 22:59
Are you under the impression that only socialists go on strike?
mark johnson
Mar 20th, 17:07
Where is the solidarity with our socialist brothers and sisters in the german union?
Stefan Zammit
Mar 20th, 18:30
Where is the solidarity with people stuck in Germany?
F A Mercieca
Mar 20th, 17:02
Grrrrreat!! And it was only last week AirMalta Frankfurt would not accept LH e ticket on AirMalta flight Had to stay overnight for LH1276
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