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Monday, January 08 2024, 4.12pm

The strike by Iberia Airport Service workers caused the cancellation of 444 flights across Spain, including ten in the Balearic Islands. This included four flights between Ibiza and Palma. Iberia repositioned affected passengers on other routes. The strike, supported by UGT, CCOO, and USO unions, protested Iberia’s handling service loss at major Spanish airports. USO criticized the strike as unjustified, noting that jobs and conditions are guaranteed. Despite the strike, Ibiza airport functioned normally, with most staff working due to minimum service requirements. Some suitcases were left behind at Barcelona airport, affecting flights to Ibiza. Union members fear their rights won’t be fully respected after Iberia’s service loss. For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.