It seems to be that this week the cabin staff of Germany’s
largest airline, Luftansa, went on strike. This is a strike that looks like it will go on
for weeks. Currently it is projected
that the airline is losing three to five million Euro per day on the strike.
It doesn’t look as though Lufthansa is interested in
bending. Unfortunately, the main party losing
out are the customers. They are being
stranded and having to look for other airlines as most small – medium haul
flights are being cancelled. A third of
the long haul flights were cancelled as well, including major U.S. flights arriving
and departing from Los Angeles International, Houston’s George Bush
International and Chicago O’Hare.
With the given state if the EU economy, maybe they should
just be happy for a stable well paying job?! After all, I do not think they are
being paid below the poverty line.
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