HELSINKI – Finnish airline officials say that a strike by cabin crews has hit more than 200 flights affecting 10,000 passengers on domestic and international routes on Wednesday.
National carrier Finnair and budget airline Blue 1 canceled the flights on the second day of a strike that earlier had grounded more than 100 departures.
The walkout follows a breakdown in negotiations between unions and airlines for a collective labor agreement. The dispute hinges mainly on working hours and days off for long-haul crews.
It was unclear how long the strike would last since there was no plan to resume talks.
