Yesterday (Saturday 14 April), Tunisair staff started a wildcat strike. The unexpected strike is continuing today and will last until tomorrow, Monday 15 April. “Following unexpected social movements, our flight schedule will be disrupted,” the airline wrote.
Without going into further detail, the Tunisian airline apologizes for the inconvenience to its passengers: “We are doing everything to resolve this unexpected situation as soon as possible.”
For any information, Tunisair invites its passengers to contact the following numbers:
This post was published on 14 April 2019 13:17
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