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Aircraft. Italian strike: reduced to four hours today

Protests of the handling sector, airline related industries and easyJet flight attendants

The Italian strike in the air transport sector scheduled for today 29 September has been reduced to four hours. The workers in the airport services sector will be the ones to fold their arms for ground assistance to planes and passengers during stops at the airports. The protest, initially lasting 24 hours, was scaled down after the precept exercised by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport...

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Rome, Italy, 09/29/2023 09:24
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

AirlinesItalian aircraft strike on September 29

The protest of handling sector, airline related industries and easyJet flight attendants

A 24-hour national strike in the transport sector called for Friday September 29. Buses, trams, metro and airport services throughout Italy are at risk. The unions Filt-Cgil, Fit-Cisl, Uil Trasporti, Ugl-Air... more

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