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Portuguese EasyJet Crew Meet in Emergency Assembly and Union Does Not Rule Out Strike

NewsAvia15 September 2026 at 09:07

The Portuguese cabin crew of EasyJet will meet on Thursday, September 17th, in an emergency general assembly in Lisbon, at 10:30 AM, to analyze the labor situation at the airline and decide what measures will be taken.

The National Union of Civil Aviation Cabin Crew (SNPVAC) stated that the working conditions of EasyJet's crew continue to deteriorate in Portugal, highlighting that they have been constantly warning the company about this situation which has changed little or not at all, with very negative impacts on crew members' rights.

When asked by the 'Lusa' news agency about the possibility of a strike being decided, the SNPVAC leadership stated it "will not anticipate what measures will be taken," but made clear that "all options are on the table."

The emergency general assembly has as the sole item on the agenda the analysis of the labor situation at EasyJet and measures to be taken, with the union intending for the airline to resolve the various labor situations it says it has been repeatedly flagging.

Why this matters

Readers traveling with EasyJet in Portugal may be affected by potential delays or flight cancellations if a cabin crew strike materializes. The article follows repeated warnings from SNPVAC about deteriorating working conditions at the company, which remain unresolved.

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