No less than thirty days of strike action are expected to punctuate Iberia's calendar between 9 April and 20 July, following the notice served by the Sepla pilots' union. A few days after the launch of Iberia ExpressAs a result of the dispute between management and pilots, negotiations have taken a new turn, which is set to disrupt business travel on the Iberia network. Barring any new developments, the strike is expected to affect the Spanish carrier's traffic every Monday and Friday until 20 July inclusive.
