Gatwick strike called off but disruption looms
Summary
The planned strike by baggage handlers at Gatwick Airport has been paused, but refueling staff will still strike, possibly affecting flights during half-term. This means flights from Gatwick might face disruptions despite efforts to minimize impact.Key Facts
- Baggage handlers from the company Red Handling were planning a strike at Gatwick Airport.
- The strike was meant to address a disagreement about pensions.
- The action has been paused because the company showed proof of pension payments.
- Despite this, refueling staff will strike from today until Tuesday, and again from May 23–27.
- Airlines like EasyJet have plans to handle the situation and continue their flights.
- Gatwick is trying to reduce any problems for passengers caused by the refueling strike.
- The union plans to hold a vote to decide on any further action based on new offers.
- Another potential strike by baggage handlers might happen on June 1, depending on the vote results.
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