The operator reported that all flights were cancelled on Wednesday at the BER airport in Berlin, Germany, as the workforce went on a day-long strike to demand higher pay.
On Wednesday, there were initially scheduled to be close to 35,000 passengers across about 300 takeoffs and landings. Around 3:30 in the morning, the strike started (0230 GMT).
The Ver.di union issued a strike call for airport employees working in ground services, aviation security, and the airport company over a pay dispute. Over what it claimed was inadequate progress in the three parallel wage talks, it called the one-day work stoppage.
The operator reported that all flights were cancelled on Wednesday at the BER airport in Berlin, Germany, as the workforce went on a day-long strike to demand higher pay.
On Wednesday, there were initially scheduled to be close to 35,000 passengers across about 300 takeoffs and landings. Around 3:30 in the morning, the strike started (0230 GMT).
The Ver.di union issued a strike call for airport employees working in ground services, aviation security, and the airport company over a pay dispute. Over what it claimed was inadequate progress in the three parallel wage talks, it called the one-day work stoppage.
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