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Ryanair, the largest low-cost carrier in Europe, announced the removal of about 300 jobs due to the strike.
More than 100 pilots and 200 flight attendants are in danger with the Dublin Fleet. This will already affect the winter schedule.
The Irish union Forsa immediately announced another strike day for August 3rd. With job cuts expected in Ireland, the company wants only pressure, Forsa said. The organization also includes the IALPA pilot union. More dates of the strike would be announced later, he said.
Ryanair's stock of aircraft in the Irish capital has to be reduced from 30 to around 24. Recent strikes by Irish pilots have had a negative impact on bookings, the airline criticized. In the growing market of Poland, however, Ryanair wants to double its fleet to more than ten machines.
Due to a flight failure in several countries, Ryanair had dropped Wednesday in peak holiday season, about 500 connections all over Europe. Affected were also flights to and from Germany, as revealed by a survey of the German news agency. Details on the German market called Ryanair no. The airline initially spoke of 300 outages in Spain, Portugal and Belgium. The strike must continue Thursday.
The German unions of pilots and flight attendants have so far not called a labor dispute with Ryanair. At the Vereinigung Cockpit, however, a poll will be held until the end of July. Trade unions agree at European level to promote better working conditions and higher wages for Ryanair.
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