More than half a million passengers face flight cancellations on Monday due to the latest strike at German airports.
The association of German airport operators ADV said more than 3,400 flights will be cancelled as a result of the 24-hour walkout.
Monday’s action by members of the Verdi union follows several strikes last month.
“Germany’s air traffic will be largely shut down on Monday,” the ADV said in a statement, adding that an estimated 510,000 passengers will be hit.
It described the industrial action as a ‘horror scenario for affected passengers’ that would affect not only mobility, but also the economy.
Frankfurt Airport said there would very likely be no departures on Monday and advised passengers not to travel to the airport.
Those transferring between flights at Frankfurt are being advised to check the status of their flights with their airline.
Other airports affected on Monday include Munich, Stuttgart, Cologne/Bonn, Duesseldorf, Dortmund, Hanover, Bremen, Hamburg, Berlin and Leipzig-Halle.
