Ryanair cancelled at least 20 flights to and from airports in Portugal on Thursday on the first of three days of planned strikes by a cabin crew union, according to flight information on their website.
The Union SNPVAC confirmed last week plans to hold strikes on March 29, April 1 and April 4, saying Ryanair management had failed to meet their demands on working conditions.
They also accuse the company of ignoring basic parenthood rights and not allowing doctor-approved sick days.
Data on its web site showed 20 flights had been cancelled, 14 of them to or from Porto airport.
This post was published on 29 March 2018 20:45
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