Major security staff strike hits German airports
BERLIN, Feb. 1 (Xinhua) -- Following walkouts by German train drivers last week, a major one-day strike by aviation security staff hit 11 airports in the country on Thursday.
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BERLIN, Feb. 1 (Xinhua) -- Following walkouts by German train drivers last week, a major one-day strike by aviation security staff hit 11 airports in the country on Thursday.
A one-day strike by German aviation security workers at 11 large airports in the country on Thursday is set to cause widespread disruption to passenger air service. Security staff plan to strike at the airports in Frankfurt, Hamburg, Bremen, Berlin, Leipzig, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Hanover, Stuttgart, Erfurt and Dresden. The strike will begin at the Cologne/Bonn Airport on Wednesday evening at 9 pm (2000 GMT), according to the Verdi trade union. Other airports, including in Munich and Nuremberg, ar
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