Hungary: Budapest Airport Strike Suspended, Terminal Remains Closed

By Larry Habegger | Permalink | No Comments | January 22nd, 2009 | Trackback

Airport workers suspended an indefinite strike at Budapest’s Ferihegy international airport Jan. 21, but said they may resume the strike at any time without warning. They had started their most recent strike Jan. 19, shutting down one of two terminals and causing flight delays. Terminal 1 remains closed. Hungarian airline Malev said it planned to operate all flights despite the uncertainty. In December, the airport trade unions struck for two-weeks to protest working conditions and vowed to resume the action if negotiations failed to produce an agreement. A settlement has not been reached but talks continue.

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