Relief for air travelers in Greece as the scheduled strike on October 1 will not include the aviation sector; the decision comes after a Greek court rejected the labor union's requirement to include air traffic controllers
Air traffic controllers delay strike
Ryanair Continues Its Attack on the European Commission: "Passengers Are Abandoned to Unnecessary Disruptions." Ryanair Calls the Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, "Derlayed-Again" and Urges Immediate Reform to Protect Overflights
**The ultra low-cost airline intensifies actions against Europe's Air Traffic Control system. Equipment failure reportedly caused delays for twelve flights in Greece.**
Following a shocking incident unveiled by 'PassportNews', where a Charles de Gaulle controller broadcast 'Free Palestine' to an El Al aircraft, the French Transport Minister announced the controller’s immediate suspension. A disciplinary process has been initiated and recordings have confirmed the facts
An alarming incident at Charles de Gaulle Airport continues tensions against Israeli entities, targeting El Al. The air traffic controller broadcasted "Free Palestine" to El Al pilots. El Al: "Unprofessional, inappropriate, coordinating with authorities"
Following delays of over 50 flights today (Monday) at Stansted Airport affecting more than 10,000 passengers, Ryanair demands the resignation of the UK air traffic control head: "Tired of repeated failures"
Earlier, a severe technical failure in the radar system in northwestern Italy temporarily halted air traffic at Milan Linate, Turin, and Genoa. Airlines warned of delays and cancellations
Ryanair intensifies its battle with European air traffic control by publishing a list of countries with the most delays since the start of the year. Discover the impact on travelers and the transport ministers involved
Europe’s first airport to operate three independent runways simultaneously sets a new global benchmark in air traffic capacity and efficiency
