An “airport strike” refers to a work stoppage or labor action initiated by airport employees, which may include workers from airlines, baggage handling, security, airport management, or other related services. Such strikes are typically organized to protest working conditions, wages, labor disputes, or other employment-related grievances. The impact of an airport strike can be significant, leading to flight cancellations, delays, and disruptions in air travel, affecting passengers and the broader travel industry. The term encompasses various forms of striking actions, including formal strikes, walkouts, or other collective actions aimed at drawing attention to the workers’ demands.
Munich Airport faces significant disruption due to a strike by the ver.di union, advocating for improved wages and working conditions for public-sector workers. Only about 20% of flights operate as…