A MAJOR budget airline cancelled around 100 flights at a number of airports over the weekend – and there could be more to come.
Travellers are being warned that there could easyJet flight cancellations due to strikes, in the next two weeks.
Between August 15 and 16, an initial walk out led to nearly 100 flights to and from France cancelled, impacting thousands of passengers.
And there is the possibility that cabin crew could start a number of strikes again over the coming days.
A notification for strike action remains in place until September 2.
The notice gives workers at the airline the option to strike with 48 hours notice.
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With the strike notice still in place for the couple of weeks, travellers are being warned that the chaos might not yet be over.
If further strike action is called, it is expected to take place on weekends as this will create the most disruption.
The previous strikes impacted all of easyJet’s bases in France including Paris Orly, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Lyon, Nice, Nantes, and Bordeaux.
According to The Connexion, no further strike dates have been confirmed at the moment.
Three unions are involved in the action, which has been called over poor working conditions and uncooperative management.
The Connexion added that easyJet has offer alternatives to all passengers impacted but the strike action over the past weekend, including other flight options.
Due to the strike action being called by easyJet’s staff it cannot be classed as ‘extenuating circumstances’ and as a result passengers should receive compensation and refunds.