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Strikes Return at Barcelona-El Prat Airport: After a "Temporal" Stop, They Return with "Indefinite Character"

Summary by La Razón
In the first two weeks of stoppage, the airport accumulated more than 6,000 lost suitcases and up to 270 cancelled flights

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In the first two weeks of stoppage, the airport accumulated more than 6,000 lost suitcases and up to 270 cancelled flights

·Madrid, Spain
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(ACN) The CGT has decided to resume the indefinite strike of Groundforce staff at El Prat after denouncing “the dismissal of two representatives who are part of the strike committee and the occupational risk prevention team at Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport”. In a statement, the CGT says that the strike is being resumed —after […]

The CGT union has resumed the strike in the land services (handling) provided by Groundforce company at Josep Tarradellas Airport Barcelona-El Prat. The strikes will be indefinite, according to the central union, which has already called several days of mobilizations in this company in August. The dismissal of two representatives who are part of the strike committee is the reason that has led CGT, the majority union in Groundforce in El Prat, to…

The CGT union has resumed the strike in the land services (handling) provided by Groundforce company at Josep Tarradellas Airport Barcelona-El Prat. In [...]

·Madrid, Spain
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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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