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Lufthansa: German airports in chaos after pilots' strike

And the carrier must decide for Alitalia

German airports in chaos following the Sunday strike by flight attendants of 4 Lufthansa subsidiaries. The protest was to last from 5am to 11am but continued until midnight, impacting the airports of Frankfurt, Duesseldorf, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Berlin, Hamburg and Munich and causing discomfort for over 600,000 passengers. The Lufthansa subsidiaries, according to the German agency "DPA", are Eurowings,...

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Frankfurt, Germany, 10/21/2019 08:51
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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