Chaos at Munich Airport: strike ensures flight chaos!

At Munich Airport, there will be turbulent times on Thursday and Friday! Due to a planned strike, numerous flights have to be rebooked, including those of the Austrian ski jumpers. "We had already put on a plan, but now everything is different," said three-time single world champion Stefan Kraft with a smile. The domestic eagles, who actually wanted to start a flight to Trondheim on Thursday to the Nordic World Ski Championships, are already flying today. Strength shows itself optimistic and says: "Maybe the whole thing is good for something." However, the strike has no effect for the Austrian cross -country skiers because they traveled directly from their last World Cup in Sweden to Norway.

public transport in Berlin paralyzed

in Berlin the situation looks even more dramatic. The public transport of the BVG remains almost completely discontinued on Thursday and Friday due to a warning strike from the Verdi union. Trams, subways and most buses have been standing still on Thursday morning on Thursday morning. This is already the third and longest industrial action in the current tariff round, and it is expected that traffic will only run normally again on Saturday. Calculum and traffic disruptions are piling up in the city, as the Berlin transport information center reports. For travelers, this means having to reschedule creatively.

The BVG has some bus lines that are operated by subcontractors that continue to drive, but the main network remains largely paralyzed. Among other things, the Verdi union calls for a wage increase of 750 euros per month for the approximately 16,000 BVG employees as well as bonuses and allowances. The company sees the demands as disproportionate and criticizes the strike that does not take into account the economic situation. "We are almost at a point where these strikes are no longer helpful," said a company representative, while the negotiating parties are preparing for the next round to clarify the conflicts.

The strikes from the strikes are clearly noticeable - be it at the Munich Airport or in Berlin's local transport, as RBB24 reported in detail.