EU Wildcat Strike Ruling Could Cost Airlines
PARIS–Airlines in Europe could face claims for compensation over flight delays and cancellations after the European Union (EU) Court of Justice ruled a “wildcat strike,” or spontaneous industrial action, did not exempt an airline from paying out. The ruling came in response to the case of TUIfly...
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