Ryanair flights: Cancellations affect thousands of passengers - are MORE strikes planned?

Last week, Ryanair passengers experienced hundreds of cancellations due to strikes by European pilots

Last Friday (August 10), pilots from Belgium, Sweden, Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands made a 48 hour strike.

Approximately 67,000 passengers were affected by the cancellation of the flight. This was the fifth day of the Irish pilot's strike.

Passengers traveling by Ryanair later this year may worry that they may face further cancellation - do you plan more strikes?

The Irish Ryan Air Pilot is talking about the issue with the airline and the strike is currently suspended

The negotiations between Ryanair and the Irish Air Pilot Association (IALPA) will begin today as part of the FORSA Pilot Alliance.

Kieran Mulvey, former chairman of the Labor Relations Committee, acts as a mediator after the discussion between the two has split.

Pilot union FORSA appealed that Ryanair was threatening to end 300 employment in Ireland or move to another location, while airlines questioned frequent conference attendance.

IALPA-FORSA spokesperson Bernard Harbor told Morning Ireland that the threat of layoff made discussion more difficult

But he is still optimistic: "This is not the most difficult question we have encountered in industrial relations, it can be solved, let us try to do business and do this."

Ryanair's chief marketing officer, Kenneth Jacobs, says:

According to the EU legislation, flights canceled due to strikes can be compensated up to € 400 (357 pounds), depending on the duration of the flight.

The airline canceled 250 flights with Germany, 104 flights between Belgium and 42 flights to Sweden and Ireland.

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