Ryanair cancels 600 flights next week :: Investor.bg

<img src = "https://www.investor.bg/images/photos/0264/0000264933-article3.jpg" alt = "Ryanair will cancel more than 12% of its flights for two days next week in the Largest strike ever organized after escalating cabin crew quarrels, said Reuters

The Irish airline, the largest pbadenger in Europe, said it would be affected by near 50,000 customers traveling to and from Belgium, Portugal and Spain on 25 and 26 July, as will be canceled at 300 flights a day. "These strikes are totally unjustified

July 12, Ryanair canceled 30 flights while only a few of the drivers in Ireland were hitting. The company also announced that it would cancel 24 flights on Friday during the second of three strikes planned by the pilots

A cabin crew from all over Europe issued a list of 34 requests on July 4, including a claim for "fair pay for life," better pay during hospitalization and work contracts in the native language and compiled in accordance with local and non-Irish legislation

The cabin crew complains that they have to pay for the water they consume in flight time and give written details of simplicity

Ryanair has posted on Twitter a list of benefits for cabin crew, including a salary up to € 40,000, indicating that his staff had the best conditions in Europe for the low-cost sector

"We believe that the team is well paid and that the conditions are good," commented the director marketing of the company, Kenny Jacobs. He also said that he would have a meeting with the crew to see what the problems were and to consider, but to clarify that the company's "low-cost, high performance" model was to be maintained [19659008] Ryanair, who flew to 37 last year, 130 million pbadengers prevented a major strike before Christmas, deciding to recognize the unions for the first time in 32 years, but have since attempted to reach an agreement with them

"Ryanair decides to cancel his flights seven days earlier because he sees no opportunity to cancel the strike, he wants to allow pbadengers to change their reservations," says Jacobs.

The airline, which is expected to announce Monday its financial results for the second quarter, announces a record annual profit of 1.45 billion euros. March 31st. However, the company warns that its financial result is shrinking due to rising fuel prices and rising personnel costs