Spain travel warning as Foreign Office issue Ryanair and easyJet strike guidance

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The FCO has warned there may be 'some disruption' for flights going to and from Spain

Many are now counting down the days until their holiday arrives. For some it has been long awaited as travel restrictions have knocked trips back time and time again.

Travel expert Simon Calder has helped quell panic, pointing out that most flights will still run amid strike action, although many remain concerned about the state of their holiday. Calder said on ITV's This Morning: "I’ve been on strike flights on Ryanair in Spain and basically you’ve got the cabin crew who don’t want to be there."

In recognition of the potential turmoil that awaits Brits in Spain, the Foreign Office travel advice has been updated. It now states: "Planned strike action in July may cause some disruption to EasyJet and Ryanair flights to and from Spain. More industrial action is planned for 15, 16, 17, 29, 30 and 31 July. While members of easyJet staff in the UK have not announced a strike, industrial action by their Spanish counterparts will have an impact on Brits travelling to certain key holiday destinations.

 

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