UK holidaymakers jetting to Spain could face a new strike threat in the coming weeks with cabin crew working for another low-cost airline involved in a pay dispute. Employees of Vueling, which operates flights from major Spanish airports, including Barcelona, Menorca, and Malaga, want bosses to review cabin crew wages.
The low-cost carrier, based in Barcelona, has benefitted from walkouts involving employees of rivals easyJet and Ryanair in recent weeks. However, unions are demanding an inflation proof wages hike for its cabin crew, with payments backdated.
There is no timetable for any action but unions claimed they wanted to make management aware of workers' anger.
