Ben Gurion Airport Faces Baggage Handling Staff Shortage Amid Flight Cancellations
At Ben Gurion Airport, check-in staff have resumed work, but there remains a shortage of workers to load luggage onto planes. As a result, passengers are currently only allowed to fly with carry-on bags, without checked luggage. Intense negotiations are ongoing between the Israel Airports Authority management and the workers' union chairman, Pinchas Idan, to resolve the issue. Meanwhile, some travelers have received notifications that their flights have been canceled. Due to the strike, affected passengers will not receive refunds or alternative flights.
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