Spanish air traffic controllers have called partial strikes over two weekends in July - threatening to disrupt some of the busiest travel days for holidaymakers.
The strikes have been called for 11, 12, 25 and 26 July, Spain’s air traffic controller union, La Unión Sindical de Controladores Aéreos (USCA) said yesterday.
The stoppages will take place between 10a.m and 1p.m on 11 and 25 July and and between 5p.m and 8p.m on 12 and 26 July.
The strike is the second such action in as many months after air traffic controllers took action over four days in June in protest at sanctions handed out to 61 air traffic controllers for shutting down Barcelona’s airspace in 2010.
Air traffic controllers call July strike across Spain
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