If you’re planning on a holiday to Spain in the coming weeks then be warned, there’s set to be some disruption ahead.
According to The Irish Mirror, Spanish air traffic controllers have planned a four-day protest on June 8th, 10th, 12th and 14th which will take place for two hours in the morning and two hours in the afternoon.
This could potentially cause travel chaos for anyone heading to Spain, with long delays predicted.
“The timing of this Spanish air traffic strike will be a real inconvenience to Irish holiday makers at what is the beginning of the summer holiday season,” Martin Skelly, President of the Irish Travel Agents Association told The Irish Mirror.
“Spain has consistently been the number one holiday destination for the Irish public.
“All of our member travel agents will work closely with their leisure customers to minimise inconvenience by keeping them up to date with delays and cancellations as well as assisting them with rebooking flights and changing travel plans.”
