In new professional actions against the corporation to press for their requests for better pay and more rest time, the pilots of the company “Euro Wings,” which is linked with the company “Lufthansa,” left work early on Monday.
According to Ferningong Cookite, a spokeswoman for the Pilots Syndicate, there was no fresh offer from the airline, thus the strike started as scheduled.
Euro Wings anticipates that more than 230 of the 400 scheduled flights will take off on Monday.
Additionally, according to Euro Wings, she anticipates being able to operate more than half of her scheduled flights on Tuesday and Wednesday.
It is interesting that the German low-cost carrier “Euro Winzal,” which is owned by Lufthansa, has struck pilots twice in less than two weeks.
About half of all flights were cancelled during the first strike on October 6, forcing tens of thousands of travellers to reschedule or rearrange their travel dates.
They begin a three-day strike with Euro and Winjz.
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