A Greek air traffic control strike due to take place tomorrow (Thursday) has been called off, with flights now set to operate as normal.
The Hellenic Air Traffic Controllers’ Association had called for ATC workers to walk out tomorrow as part of a nationwide strike called by public-sector union ADEDY, but the Athens Court of First Instance ruled today (Wednesday) the planned four-hour stoppage was illegal.
Greek carriers Aegean and Olympic Air posted a message to customers to say flights would go ahead as normal.
It said: “Aegean and Olympic Air would like to inform passengers that all flights of the domestic and international network will be operated as scheduled on Thursday, August 28, 2025, due to the cancellation of the originally announced work suspension of the Air Traffic Control Personnel.”
