Last month, there was a four-day strike by handling staff at Palma and Ibiza airports. What was new, many would have thought. Industrial action affecting air travel can seem as if it is always with us, though we tend to hear about it most when it is threatened or carried out at times of especially high demand.
Holding passengers hostage - Air travel strikes
The greatest inconvenience is caused at times of greatest demand
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