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EasyJet cabin crew strike in France this weekend

Unions denounce deteriorating working conditions and call for a strike on August 15 and 16.

12 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: EasyJet cabin crew strike in France this weekend — Archive photoPhoto: Frédéric Glorieux · Flickr · BY-SA

Three unions representing EasyJet cabin crew in France have called for a strike on August 15 and 16 due to what they describe as a "widespread physical and mental exhaustion." According to the unions, this situation arises from a "chronic" instability in scheduling.

Previously, a coalition of unions had filed a strike notice covering the period from August 7 to September 2, citing a "continuous deterioration" of working conditions for cabin crew, as reported by Le Monde.

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