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Berlin airport cancels all flights over strike
4 years agoA Eurowings aircraft taxis near the main terminal on December 30, 2019 at Tegel airport in Berlin, as the cabin crew at Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings began a planned three-day strike. - As well as demanding higher wages, especially for entry-level jobs, the German cabin crew union UFO is seeking better benefits and easier routes into long-term contracts. Set to be folded into Eurowings over the long term, Germanwings operates flights on behalf of the larger Lufthansa subsidiary. (Photo by John MACDOUGALL / AFP)
All passenger flights were cancelled at Berlin Brandenburg airport (BER) on Wednesday, as staff walked out in a dispute over higher pay. Some 300 flights were either scrapped or…