Aviation Strike

Italy faces coordinated aviation strikes in late June and July 2026, including ground handling and security disruptions at Rome, Milan and Catania airports

Italian airports are preparing for major disruption as four separate strike actions target airlines, air traffic control and ground operations

Lisbon Metro will suspend services and close stations for a 24-hour strike beginning late June 2. TAP Portugal will also participate in the nationwide strike hitting several sectors

Portugal faces widespread strikes led by CGTP-IN on June 3, with protests across dozens of cities and expected disruption to aviation, transport and public services nationwide

More than 120 flights canceled: the Italian carrier has announced it will cancel 38% of all operations on May 11, 2026, amid a major national strike by air traffic control staff and ground staff. easyJet will also join the strike. All you need to know about affected airports and flights

Around 170 security staff at Glasgow Airport are voting on strike action, raising disruption risks during the World Cup and Commonwealth Games

Italy’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has announced a series of four-hour strikes and stoppages involving airport staff, security, air traffic control workers, and bus services on April 10. Other strikes affecting aviation, rail, and public transport from April 11 to 19, causing major travel disruption in multiple cities and regions

Multiple aviation strikes could disrupt millions of trips across Spain during Easter 2026, starting with the Holy Week. Groundforce staff at 12 airports are getting ready for an indefinite strike starting March 27. Here’s what else to expect

Ground staff at Milan’s main airports and easyJet crews plan strikes on March 18, raising the risk of flight delays and cancellations across northern Italy

About 55% of ITA Airways' flights to and from Italy are canceled due to a nationwide strike, with most cancellations on domestic flights. easyJet has issued a similar disruption notice. What does this mean for passengers?