Flight Chaos as EasyJet Cancels Hundreds of Flights to Portugal
Cabin Crew Strike Disrupts Travel Plans
In a major blow to travelers planning to visit Portugal, EasyJet has announced the cancellation of over 200 flights to and from the country from Thursday onwards. The disruption stems from a three-day strike action by cabin crew members in Portugal, which is scheduled to take place from Thursday, May 18, to Saturday, May 20.
Key Points:
*- EasyJet has canceled over 200 flights to and from Portugal from Thursday due to a cabin crew strike.
- The strike is expected to last three days, from Thursday, May 18, to Saturday, May 20.
- The disruption is likely to affect thousands of passengers traveling between Portugal and various European destinations.
The strike action is the result of ongoing disputes between EasyJet and the Portuguese National Union of Civil Aviation Flight Personnel (SNPVAC). The union is demanding better working conditions and pay increases for its members.
EasyJet has apologized for the inconvenience caused to its customers and has advised passengers to check the status of their flights before traveling to the airport. The airline has also stated that it is working to minimize the disruption and is contacting affected passengers to offer alternative travel arrangements.
The disruption is expected to affect thousands of passengers traveling between Portugal and various European destinations. Portugal is a popular tourist destination, and the strike action comes at the start of the peak summer travel season.
Travelers who are planning to fly to or from Portugal in the coming days are advised to contact their airline or travel agent for the latest information on flight cancellations and alternative travel arrangements.
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