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Workers to hold two-day strike at Munich airport in row over pay

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Posted on February 24, 2025

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· Last updated: February 27, 2026

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BERLIN (Reuters) - Public sector workers and ground staff at Munich Airport will go on a two-day strike starting Thursday after wage negotiations ended without result, the Verdi union said on Monday.

Munich Airport Workers Plan Two-Day Strike Over Wage Dispute

BERLIN (Reuters) - Public sector workers and ground staff at Munich Airport will go on a two-day strike starting Thursday after wage negotiations ended without result, the Verdi union said on Monday.

"Significant impacts on traffic operations are to be expected," the airport said in a notice on its website advising travellers to check the status of their flights with airlines.

Munich is Germany's second busiest airport after Frankfurt.

The strike in the southern German city follows shorter strikes at the airports in Dusseldorf and Cologn/Bonn.

(Reporting by Rachel More, Editing by Miranda Murray)

Key Takeaways

Munich Airport workers to strike for two days.
Wage negotiations with Verdi union failed.
Significant flight disruptions expected.
Munich is Germany's second busiest airport.
Follows strikes at Dusseldorf and Cologne/Bonn airports.

Frequently Asked Questions

When will the strike at Munich Airport take place?

The strike will begin on Thursday and last for two days.

What caused the strike at Munich Airport?

The strike was initiated after wage negotiations between public sector workers and the airport ended without a result.

What impact is expected from the strike?

Significant impacts on traffic operations are anticipated, and travelers are advised to check their flight status with airlines.

Which other airports have experienced strikes recently?

The strike in Munich follows shorter strikes at the airports in Dusseldorf and Cologne/Bonn.

How does Munich Airport rank in Germany?

Munich is Germany's second busiest airport, following Frankfurt.

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