Flights cancelled as German airport workers strike
As noted last week, German airports are facing chaos today as Ver.di union members down ...
A terribly short-hand post from The Loadstar today – apologies, but it’s been a long week. As regular readers will know, The Loadstar has been following the strike in Brazilian ports since it was first threatened, and as the strike involving customs officers, immigration and health officials hits day 50, shipping agency GAC has produced a definitive situation report of the country’s major ports:
Itajai:
? Customs: Working under “standard operations”, without any delay to vessels/cargo clearance.
? Immigration: For the time being, ...
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