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The ÖGB branch union Vida criticizes the fact that the Austrian Federal Railways have developed from a former European model student into a chaotic operation. This alludes to the acute shortage of personnel, which is supposedly being “downplayed” by the General Directorate.
At the beginning of this week there were chaotic conditions at the Serbian capital Belgrade Airport. Inadvertently, arriving passengers were taken to the wrong gate, mixing departing and arriving travelers. This resulted in:
The crew of a Jetblue flight actually wanted to help 22 people transferring, but the attempt went terribly wrong: passengers jumped up during the landing approach and took their hand luggage out of the compartments. A chaotic situation developed.
The Condor sister company Marabu is responsible for the fact that the crew of the Maltese subcontractor Air Horizont simply gave the passengers the bad news that they will no longer take off in the direction of Hamburg today
The Royal Schiphol Group, which includes Amsterdam Airport, will have a new managing director effective November 1, 2022. Ruud Sondag was appointed interim CEO by the Board of Directors. Background is that Dick Benschop
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport has made the headlines again in recent days due to long waiting times. Tui Airlines Nederland is now reacting and is temporarily relocating some holiday destinations to Brussels. In a statement, the company states,
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol again proved to be Europe's "chaos hotspot" over the weekend. Again there were hours of waiting, with the queues in front of the security checkpoints being particularly long. Many passengers are not supposed to board their flights despite waiting for hours
A so-called “wildcat strike” took place at Charleroi Airport on Sunday afternoon. This meant that numerous passengers could not reach their flights and some machines had to take off completely without passengers.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol had to ask airlines again to cancel connections, because due to acute staff shortages, the chaos that has now become typical could not be brought under control. Now company boss Dick
Passengers should always understand everything. Corona is still used today by many carriers as an excuse for delays and cancellations. In the meantime, “lack of staff at the airport” has also blossomed. He doesn't want any "understanding".
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