Ryanair's UK unionized pilots call seven more strike days
Ryanair members of the British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) on Wednesday announced a further seven days of strikes as their latest walkout comes to an end, having caused little disruption for the low-cost airline. Some of the next round of strikes will coincide with multi-day strikes by Ryanair pilots and cabin crew in Spain. BALPA members said they will walk out again on Sept. 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27 and 29. Ryanair’s Spanish pilots will also be on strike on Sept 19, 27 and 29, while the ninth of 10 strike days called by their cabin crew colleagues is due on Sept. 27. While widespread strikes over pay and conditions a year ago forced Ryanair to cancel hundreds of flights, the first series of strikes since then in Britain, Spain and Portugal has caused minimal disruption in recent weeks. Ryanair flights to and from Britain ran as scheduled over the last three days during BALPA’s latest strike, having also caused no cancellations during the union’s first walkout last month. So far only 14 Spanish flights have been affected by the industrial action, representing less than 1% of the Irish airline’s daily schedule to and from Spain.<br/>
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Ryanair's UK unionized pilots call seven more strike days
Ryanair members of the British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) on Wednesday announced a further seven days of strikes as their latest walkout comes to an end, having caused little disruption for the low-cost airline. Some of the next round of strikes will coincide with multi-day strikes by Ryanair pilots and cabin crew in Spain. BALPA members said they will walk out again on Sept. 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27 and 29. Ryanair’s Spanish pilots will also be on strike on Sept 19, 27 and 29, while the ninth of 10 strike days called by their cabin crew colleagues is due on Sept. 27. While widespread strikes over pay and conditions a year ago forced Ryanair to cancel hundreds of flights, the first series of strikes since then in Britain, Spain and Portugal has caused minimal disruption in recent weeks. Ryanair flights to and from Britain ran as scheduled over the last three days during BALPA’s latest strike, having also caused no cancellations during the union’s first walkout last month. So far only 14 Spanish flights have been affected by the industrial action, representing less than 1% of the Irish airline’s daily schedule to and from Spain.<br/>