Numerous flights are scheduled for today from Loiu, back from the Christmas holidays, so “a very complicated day” is expected. Iberia, in turn, estimates the monitoring at 17.5%.
The third of the four strike days of ground handling personnel Iberia causes”delays of more than two hours and a chaos of suitcases“this Sunday at Bilbao airport, in Loiu, according to union sources.
This morning “began in the same spirit as the previous two days of the strike” and, like Many more flights are scheduled from Loiu today back from Christmas vacation,”It’s going to be a very complicated daythey predicted.
At 10 a.m. today some flights were already arriving more than two and a half hours late. Among those affected this morning they mentioned those whose destination Madrid, Malaga And Barcelona.
According to the organizing organizations, yesterday’s day in Loiu ended with 17 flights cancelled and the accumulation of delays was such that a flight to Barcelona had to be diverted at the last minute.
For this reason, the unions predict that because there are more scheduled flights these days, there will be many more people with suitcases trying to check in and board. the problems will be greater.
The centers calling for the strike believe that despite the minimum 90% provisions they are required to meet, the follow-up to the strike “is here at a total standstill” and they have described a “chaos” of suitcases that “no one know when they will be able to reach their owners because “what Iberia management says they are being delivered is not true.
Iberia has an average of 17.5% follow-up
For his part, Iberia has coded into a 17.5% on average monitoring third day of the strike of the ground crews at airports which started “normally”, with a punctuality of 88% and a regularity of 100% until 9 a.m.
The company has 539 flights planned for todaya day of a lot of movement at the airports, as it is the main return day after the Christmas holidays.
“The third day of the strike will start at the airports with normal business operations. The follow-up rate among employees currently averages 17.5%,” the company said in a press release.
Source: EITB
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