Airports across Spain have voted to go on strike in a further escalation of the travel chaos being experienced by air passengers this summer. Workers are planning 24-hour stoppages on 25 days between September and December in a protest against conditions and low pay.
The three main workers' unions in Spain - USOM, CCOO, and UGT - are in a dispute with airport operator AENA. As a result, people with holidays booked are urged to check their flights before travelling, ChronicleLive reports.
Industrial action is scheduled for five days in September, seven in October, two in November and 11 in December. Car park staff, baggage handlers, security, IT, retail and catering staff have all voted to walk out.
