Bradley Caslin /iStock Editorial via Getty Images Lufthansa AG ( DLAKF ) is bracing for another trade union action this month as a union representing its pilots called for a two-day strike on Saturday, citing the German carrier’s failure to resolve a wage dispute. In a statement, labor union Vereinigung Cockpit announced that the walkout will begin on April 13 at 00:01 local time and conclude on A...
Bradley Caslin /iStock Editorial via Getty Images Lufthansa AG ( DLAKF ) is bracing for another trade union action this month as a union representing its pilots called for a two-day strike on Saturday, citing the German carrier’s failure to resolve a wage dispute. In a statement, labor union Vereinigung Cockpit announced that the walkout will begin on April 13 at 00:01 local time and conclude on April 14 at 23:59 local time, affecting flights operated by Lufthansa ( DLAKY ), Lufthansa Cargo, and its regional unit Lufthansa CityLine. Flights from Germany to several Middle Eastern destinations will be exempt from the trade union action due to the ongoing military tensions in the region. As for Lufthansa’s low-cost carrier Eurowings, flights departing from all German airports on April 13 will be impacted by the strike. As reasons for the walkout, the union cited Lufthansa’s ( DLAKF ) failure to offer a pension scheme and Lufthansa CityLine’s refusal to sign a new collective bargaining agreement. Additionally, Eurowings’ proposed pension scheme was unacceptable, Vereinigung Cockpit said, adding that it was open to negotiations. Lufthansa ( DLAKF ) saw hundreds of flight cancellations on Friday as its cabin crew walked out of their jobs, marking the third trade union action faced by Germany’s largest airline this year , following two pilot strikes in February and March. More on Deutsche Lufthansa AG Lufthansa: MRO-Driven Upside And Cash Flow Momentum Reiterate 'Buy' Deutsche Lufthansa AG 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Deutsche Lufthansa AG (DLAKY) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Lufthansa to cancel over 500 flights amid UFO-led cabin crew strike Five undervalued large cap airline carriers amid turbulent stock prices
Hong Kong’s public hospital operator has suspended a medical intern and launched an investigation following a complaint that patient information had been exposed on social media, just days after another doctor was dismissed in a separate but similar privacy controversy that triggered citywide concern. The Hospital Authority said on Saturday that the case involved an intern at Princess Margaret Hos...
Hong Kong’s public hospital operator has suspended a medical intern and launched an investigation following a complaint that patient information had been exposed on social media, just days after another doctor was dismissed in a separate but similar privacy controversy that triggered citywide concern. The Hospital Authority said on Saturday that the case involved an intern at Princess Margaret Hospital in Kwai Chung, who had since been temporarily taken off clinical duties. “As a provider of...