At least 37 airlines at Heathrow face cancelling flights.How to pay Heathrow Airport drop-off charge and not face a nasty fine
A spokesman said: “It is truly a position of the haves and have nots and in doing so creating a two-tier workforce.”Heathrow Airport told The Sun: “We're aware of the strike and are working on contingencies with AFS to manage any potential disruption.”If your flight has been cancelled then you will be booked onto an alternative one or given a refund.If you're offered an alternative flight then you are entitled to free meals and refreshments which are appropriate to the delay.
Airlines are not usually obligated to offer compensation following a strike because they are considered an "extraordinary circumstance". Although, it may be worth trying to claim as airlines have a responsibility to ensure your flight arrives on time.The Sun's travel expert Lisa Minot will be taking part in a Live Q&A with readers at midday tomorrow to answer your holiday dilemmas - ask her anything.
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