IAG subsidiary Iberia announces strike action

FTSE 100-listed International Airlines Group's (AIG) Spanish subsidiary Iberia has cancelled 40 per cent of the flights it had scheduled for Monday following strike action undertaken by its employees.

FTSE 100-listed International Airlines Group's (AIG) Spanish subsidiary Iberia has cancelled 40 per cent of the flights it had scheduled for Monday following strike action undertaken by its employees.

An update issued by the Iberia press office at 11 o'clock in the morning reported that 54 of the scheduled 154 flights had been "taken off" on Monday "in keeping with the minimum services required by law during the strike by airline employees".

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