00:05Lufthansa flights were disrupted on Friday as the Independent Flight Attendants Union staged a one-day strike,
00:11which is the airline's third work stoppage in two months, impacting operations at its Frankfurt and Munich hubs.
00:18The industrial action stems from unresolved talks over working conditions for 19,000 cabin crew
00:26and redundancy terms for around 800 staff at Cityline,
00:30the Lufthansa feeder airline that is winding down operations.
00:34The employee has decided to continue to get into meetings, and that's really for a very long time.
00:42The number of meetings that have been happened is zero.
00:44We haven't talked about it yet.
00:47At the Lufthansa, it's only about the demand for a tax payment.
00:51The other thing is, it's a matter of time, but it's also a matter of time,
00:55the other thing is also a matter of time, we have to be a long term,
01:02because we are convinced that there is a danger to be in the Lufthansa,
01:05that there could be a danger to be in the workplace.
01:08We experience a world, just in a state,
01:11that's been caused by crises and many challenges,
01:15what the Lufthansa and the Lufthansa insgesamt is concerned with an oil price,
01:18that it has been doubled.
01:20In these times, in an Osterfair, in a back-to-day weekend,
01:23from the Ufo to a strike,
01:25is from our point of view completely unrelated,
01:27and that we have not experienced in this range.
01:30This strike will not be able to prevent the progress,
01:34but it will prevent perspectives.
01:36The Frankfurt airport operator reported about 580 cancelled flights,
01:42affecting roughly 72,000 passengers out of 1,350 scheduled flights
01:47and 155,000 passengers expected for the day.
01:52Earlier in February and March,
01:54strikes by Lufthansa cabin crew and pilots resulted in widespread cancellations.
01:59THE Lufthansa static
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