Strike in France on Wednesday: 25 airports closed

[blackhawk]

Workers at France's 25 regional airports will go on strike from midnight after their unions decided to take industrial action in a dispute over the application of legislation calling for airports to be opened up to private investors.
The industrial action does not concern France's two largest airports, Roissy-Charles de Gaulle and Orly, which are run by Aeroports de Paris

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Luchthavens in Frankrijk woensdag plat door staking

(Belga) De Franse luchthavens, met uitzondering van die van Roissy en Orly nabij Parijs, zullen woensdag getroffen worden door een staking, nadat de onderhandelingen dinsdag in Toulouse tussen directie en vakbonden van de luchthavenuitbaters op een sisser zijn afgelopen.

[say_again]

I can understand employees can be terrible displeased with working conditions et cetera, but I wonder if strike is the best solution to solve
the problems.
Taking hostage thousands of innocent passengers just isn't fair.

Sorry, just my personal point of view.

[SN30952]

Taking hostage thousands of innocent passengers just isn't fair.
Sorry, just my personal point of view.

They were warned, weren't they?