Sydney Airport Security Action Planned for October 30: What Travelers Need to Know
Some Sydney Airport security-screening staff associated with Certis plan industrial action on October 30, with longer queues possible during two peak periods.
Some Sydney Airport security-screening staff associated with Certis plan industrial action on October 30, with longer queues possible during two peak periods.
A public-transport strike is affecting Milan on Friday, October 9. Metro, bus and tram services are not operating uniformly, with some lines closed and longer waits possible elsewhere.
Brussels Airport expects cancellations on Friday, October 9, as part of ground handler Alyzia’s staff takes part in national industrial action. Travelers should check directly with their airline before going to the airport.
Travelers flying easyJet between Manchester and Portugal should check their booking directly with the airline amid current Portugal-based cabin-crew industrial action.
Security-related industrial action at Sydney Airport coincides with the first day of New South Wales spring school holidays, when passenger numbers are expected to be particularly high.
Two separate industrial actions are scheduled at Sydney Airport on September 24, with the clearest impact for passengers expected to be longer security-screening queues.
An ongoing Skeyes air-traffic-controller strike is disrupting flights at Brussels South Charleroi Airport, with cancellations and schedule changes continuing as of September 23.
Qantas ground workers are scheduled to take 24-hour industrial action in Sydney on September 24. The planned action relates to QantasLink regional flights and freight operations, while Qantas mainline and international services are not identified as affected.
A strike by contractual Delhi Transport Corporation drivers is disrupting some bus services to and from Delhi Airport, although most airport-related operations were still running on September 16.
An indefinite Groundforce ground-handling strike at Barcelona-El Prat remains ongoing, with reported cancellations, delays and a significant baggage backlog affecting some airlines.
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