British Airways staff vote to make a big Christmas strike 900,000 people travel difficult

Britain's Times British Airways Christmas strike 900,000 British people hardly 1 million plane passengers will face travel difficulties, and around Christmas, British Airways staff voted collectively to conduct a 12-day strike after December 22. The debate will become more intense and could spark more collective strikes.　　That would cost British Airways nearly 100 million. Thousands of flight attendants and pilots gathered at the Sandown Park. The head of their alliance said the 12,700 cabin service staff polled exceeded 80% of the total number of British Airways, and 92% of the votes supported the strike. During the strike, no British Airways plane will leave the British airport.　　The strike coalition won overwhelming support. During the strike, more than 900,000 of the passengers had bought air tickets from British Airways. Many of them have accumulated all their family visits during the year to visit relatives and friends.　　Such a thing is likely to cause great difficulties. British aviation agents suggest that passengers who still want to use British Airways to fly will not change their flight plans to await changes within the airline. Source: Guangzhou Daily