EasyJet cancels 100 flights in France over strike
British low-cost airline EasyJet announced the cancellation of approximately 100 flights in France over the weekend, due to a strike by cabin crew protesting frequent changes to their work schedules. About half of the 900 crew members participated in the strike, impacting flights from Paris, Nice, Bordeaux, and Lyon airports. The company faced criticism and described the strike as "opportunistic," especially since it coincided with a national holiday that saw significant airport congestion. The crew members are demanding stability in their work schedules, as their working hours and destinations are often changed repeatedly, making it difficult for them to organize their personal lives. These protests come amid the company's efforts to improve working conditions, following discussions held in September, with the impact of previous strikes being less severe.
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