Ben Gurion Airport Resumes Flights Gradually After Ground Staff Strike
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Ben Gurion Airport is gradually resuming flights after a ground staff strike caused hundreds of cancellations and stranded thousands of passengers.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ben Gurion Airport will gradually resume flights from 3:00 PM Thursday.
- Hundreds of flights were canceled due to a ground staff strike.
- Thousands of passengers were stranded in Israel and abroad.
- The strike led to the closure of all check-in counters.
- The airport is reorganizing the flight schedule to restore operations.
Ben Gurion Airport announced on Thursday that flight operations will gradually resume starting at 3:00 PM following a period of severe disruption. Earlier, hundreds of flights were canceled, leaving thousands of passengers stranded both in Israel and abroad. The chaos began when ground crew employees went on strike, leading to the closure of all check-in counters. The airport authority is now reorganizing the flight schedule to restore arrivals and departures in an orderly manner.
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