Ryanair. Pilots in Germany threaten to take strike action

According to EFE, the German union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC), the German union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC), announced that German-based Ryanair pilots have decided to launch strikes if the airline does not guarantee wage increases and better working conditions. ) announced that 96% of its affiliates approved strikes and added that the company received a deadline of August 6th to meet the bill.

Although she did not advance any date for the first

Last week, Ryanair 's crew in Portugal, Spain, Italy and Belgium signed a meeting with them. is on strike, which led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights.

In Ireland, on July 25, pilots announced a 24-hour strike on August 3, the country's fourth stop since July 12.

On July 16, the Irish low-cost carrier noted that "if these unnecessary strikes continue to undermine customer confidence and future prices / returns in certain markets," Winter [d'octobre à mars]. "

" This may lead to a downsizing of the fleet in disrupted bases and job losses in markets where competing officials interfere in negotiations with our employees and our unions. We can not let the flights of our customers be unnecessarily interrupted by a small minority of pilots.

Ryanair announced a profit of 319 million euros during its first fiscal quarter (as of 30 June In the same information, the Irish airline indicated that it had implemented a series initiatives to make Ryanair more attractive to pilots and cabin crew, such as salary increases, preferential bases, investment in training and union recognition.

The company stated that She was expecting more "strikes during the peak summer period", but would not accept "unreasonable demands compromising low prices or the model". Very effective. "