Credit: Rob Finlayson
PARIS–Unions representing Ryanair cabin crew in five countries announced a 24-hour strike starting at midnight on Sept. 28—part of ongoing calls for the airline to adhere to local labor laws and contracts. The strike will be the latest move in a conflict over working conditions that has included a...
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