Cabin crew unions representing easyJet France have filed a strike notice covering the period from August 7 to September 2, citing worsening working conditions. While industrial action could take place at any time during this period, unions are required to provide 48 hours’ notice before specific strike dates.

The unions said they remain willing to negotiate and could withdraw the strike notice if management responds positively. They added that an earlier labour dispute had been suspended due to the recent wildfires in France’s Gironde region.

According to the unions, cabin crew have faced ongoing schedule instability, last-minute roster changes, demanding trip rotations, and insufficient workplace protections for nearly a year. easyJet expressed disappointment over the planned action, saying it had already proposed adjustments and urging unions to cancel the strike ahead of scheduled negotiations in September.

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