"Strikes Disrupt European Air Travel, Grounding Hundreds of Flights"

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European air travel is experiencing mass cancellations and delays due to strikes in Germany and Finland, with around 25,000 aviation security staff members staging walkouts across airports in Germany and national carrier Finnair expecting to cancel approximately 550 flights over the next 48 hours. The strikes are a result of wage increase demands in Germany and a political protest against the Finnish government's planned labor market reforms in Finland. Travelers affected by the strikes are advised to contact their airlines for rebooking or refund options.
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- Airport Security Screeners in Germany Go on Strike, Grounding Flights The New York Times
- Berlin airport says no departures on Thursday due to strike Reuters
- Germany: Hundreds of flights canceled after security staff strike The Associated Press
- Major airport strike in Germany forces flight cancellations at Berlin, Hamburg and Frankfurt Euronews
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