Airport Strike to All but Freeze German Air Travel on Monday
Workers hold a banner as they demonstrate during a 24-hour strike at the Frankfurt Airport called by the German trade union Verdi over a wage dispute in Frankfurt, Germany. REUTERS/Jana Rodenbusch BERLIN (Reuters) - More than half a million people are facing travel disruption at German airports on Monday where a 24-hour strike has led to thousands of flight cancellations in a dispute about workers' pay.
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