Ryanair flights: 115,000 passengers per day to be affected this summer due to union strike

Ryanair passengers could face a wave of problems this summer when travelling to Spain. The airline’s cabin crew are threatening to strike this summer if their unions are not recognised. According to Spanish newspaper El Mundo, it could affect as many as 115,000 passengers a day. While the strike is currently just threatened to affect Spain, it could spread to other countries in Europe. Belgium, Portugal and Germany could join in the strike for their unions to be recognised also. The strike, which could last up to 3 days, is expected to take place at the end of July or the beginning of August, during the busiest time of year. Cabin crew have given Ryanair until June 30 to come to a decision. July 3 and July 4, cabin crew representatives from European countries have given appointment to announce measures. <br/>