The Verdi union is again calling for strikes at German commercial airports on Friday, March 17, 2023. This time, Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden, Stuttgart, Cologne/Bonn and Düsseldorf are affected. Significant restrictions in air traffic are to be expected. According to the union, employees in the public sector, at passenger controls and at personnel and goods controls are called upon to stop work all day on Friday, March 17. Due to the shift work, the strikes are to start with the start of the night shift on the night of Thursday to Friday. They are to end on Friday at 23.59:148 p.m., in some areas not until early Saturday morning. "Due to the strike announcement, massive disruptions to flight operations and a significant number of flight cancellations at the airport are to be expected. Passengers are urgently requested to check the status of their flight with their airline or tour operator before traveling to the airport. A total of 75 passenger flights (73 take-offs, 169 landings) are planned for Friday,” said Cologne/Bonn Airport in a press release. In Stuttgart, it is already assumed that no regular flight operations can take place. The airport said in a statement: “Regular flight operations will therefore not be possible on Friday. Only safety landings, medical flights and military traffic can be carried out. Passengers and those collecting passengers are asked to contact the respective airline directly to find out about the status of their flight and not to come to the airport. 20.000 regular flight movements were planned for Friday, and around 17 passengers are affected by the strike.” Düsseldorf Airport assumes that only a few flights can be carried out on Friday, March 2023, XNUMX. The