Passengers in the central hall of Terminal 2 at Munich Airport
Passengers in the central hall of Terminal 2 at Munich Airport (© Munich Airport, Photo: Alex Tino Friedel)

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The service union ver.di has announced an all-day warning strike at Munich Airport for Monday, March 10. The strike affects employees of Munich Airport GmbH and other handling service providers, which is expected to have a significant impact on flight operations.

Scope and participants of the strike

The ver.di is calling for a comprehensive warning at Airport. of Airport GmbH (FMG), the security company at Airport (SGM) and various handling companies are called upon to take part. The exact extent of the participation cannot currently be estimated, but a significant number of people are expected to take part.

Expected impacts on flight operations

Due to the , is preparing for massive restrictions in operations. should expect a significantly reduced schedule and possible delays. In order to keep operations as stable as possible, the airport, and partners are in constant communication in order to be able to plan ahead and keep inconveniences for travelers to a minimum.

Flight schedule adjustments and recommendations for passengers

Of the 820 planned movements at , most are expected to be cancelled. The are working hard on special flight schedules. Current flight information will be published on the airport and airline websites over the weekend. Travellers are urged to check the flight status with their and, in the event of cancellations, not to to the airport but to contact the airlines via their booking websites, hotlines or social media channels.

Warning strikes throughout Germany

Munich is not the only city affected by the planned warning strikes; similar actions are planned at several airports across Germany. Travelers at other locations should also be prepared and adjust their travel plans accordingly. Here too, it is recommended to obtain up-to-date information and stay in close contact with the airlines to minimize inconvenience.

is a central hub in Europe and is continuously committed to ensuring smooth and efficient flight operations. FMG’s goal is to find quick solutions in crisis situations such as the planned warning strike and to keep the impact on all travelers as low as possible.