The three unions representing easyJet cabin crew have called a strike for this weekend, specifically on August 15 and 16, which will affect five airports in France: Lyon, Nice, Paris Orly, Bordeaux, and Paris Charles de Gaulle.
The conflict originates from complaints about working conditions, especially regarding changes in staff shifts and rest times, according to local press reports, which raise the number of canceled flights to 40 so far.
The British airline advises passengers with tickets for these dates to check the status of their flight in advance and remain attentive to the company's communications before traveling to the airport.
In addition to these two specific days of strikes, the strike notice will remain active until September 2, so it is not ruled out that new protest days will be called while this labor conflict continues.