- A 24-hour strike by Greek air traffic controllers on Wednesday, April 9th, has caused widespread flight disruptions, impacting Aegean Airlines, British Airways, easyJet, and Ryanair.
- The Greek Air Traffic Controllers’ Association (EEEKE) cites staffing shortages and equipment problems as the reasons for the strike, contributing to significant delays.
- Air traffic controllers across Europe are under pressure due to staff shortages, potentially delaying one in three flights between June and August.
- Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary criticises French air traffic control strikes, which significantly disrupt air routes between northern and southern Europe.
- Simon Calder warns of the emotional and economic consequences of air traffic control strikes, causing anxiety for travelers and eroding confidence in travel.
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