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Dusseldorf: Continuation of flight operations after strike

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After the strike initiated by the Verdi and Komba unions, Düsseldorf Airport is continuing with flights. On Tuesday morning, after a 24-hour industrial dispute, Düsseldorf Airport will continue to operate.

The strike lasted until 3:00 a.m. when it finally ended. The initiative of this uprising comes from the trade unions Verdi and Komba, which call for this. The aim of this strike is the process for the civil servants.

However, complications are no longer expected, as Verdi spokesman Peter Büddicker reports. Normal operations resumed at 6:00 a.m., but delays should not irritate you. The fight for a positively concluded negotiation led to hundreds of lost flights.

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