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Ryanair Strike Cancels Budapest Flights

• 25 Jul 2018 8:40 AM
• Hungary Around the Clock

Due to the two-day strike by Ryanair workers the low-cost airline has cancelled 600 of its flights on Wednesday and Thursday, also affecting Budapest flights.

The list of cancelled flights can be found on the airline’s website, but certainly includes the Budapest-Nuremberg and Budapest-Barcelona flights, HVG reports.

According to preliminary information, flight attendants in Belgium, Portugal and Spain will go on strike.

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