Once again, the inmates have been taken over the asylum known as the German labor market and as a result operations will be paralyzed at airports throughout Germany tomorrow thanks to yet another strike.
As a result, Lufthansa has been forced to cancel nearly 1,000 of its 1,600 daily flights.
Airport workers at Frankfurt, Munich, Cologne, and Bremen plan to not do their jobs between 5am and 6pm.
The Union is obviously using this as an extortion tactic ahead of negotiations scheduled to take place on April 15 and 16. I suspect they’ll call additional strikes after tomorrow ahead of their talks. The Ver.di union is looking for a 6% raise for most public sector employees and they chose airport operations as their poster child for their latest tantrum.
If you are scheduled on a Lufthansa flight tomorrow, please check Lufthansa’s FLIGHT STATUS webpage for the most up to date info for your flights.
Well, for some, a strike is probably only a nuisance – for others a justified means of enforcing a just claim. Well that is going on strike!
Tried to use some LH miles – went to LH site and it has changed!
if I select a date and class of service and if the selected class is not available it will then list “other” classes of service– but –to see what those classes are it requires you to click on each offer offer
I was trying to find a first-class seat and when flights were offered it was a mystery to what class was avaliable –I had to click on each offer
the old site showed in a glance the class available
what am I doing wrong? maybe you know a better way
Lufthansa-.)))) what to Accept from this Monopolist Airline?
WITH STRIKES IN FRANCE AND GERMANY SO FREQUENT,IT MAKES CONNECTING VIA ME3 ABETTER OPTION TO ASIA BOUND TRAVELLERS.THIS IS CONSTANT EVERY YEAR SOMEBODY IS STRIKING IN THESE 2 COUNTRIES..