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14, May, 2010 Air traffic controllers will not strike on May,20. Good news.

Greek strike, unions GSEE and ADEDY, (will start midnight Wednesday) 24 hours, Thursday. May, 20, 2010, will effect ferries international trains, borders and Greek air space, air traffic controllers.

3, May, 2010 Unions now calling for a 48 hour strike. 4, 5, May, 2010. Follow along

1, May, 10 Air traffic controllers will be striking, no flights in or out of Greece that day. Airport asking passengers to call your airline.

4/30.2010 1, May, 2010 Piraeus port strike. General strike 5/5/2010, shops and businesses will close 12.30.

7 Feb. 2010 Keeping you straight with your travel plans to Greece.

10 Feb. this Wednesday, civil servants union, 24 hours. Athens airport will be closed on Feb. 10.

More Greek customs strikes, Tuesday through Thursday, 16-18 Feb.

Wednesday, 24, Feb. 2 million workers on strike.

Greek customs strike this Thursday, 4, Feb. 48 hours, all entry ways into Greece will be effected, ports, borders and airports, trains.

1/28/2010 Athens, Greece, 24 hour Greek nationwide strike is being planned Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010.

Greek civil servants' union ADEDY called a one day strike for Feb. 10 to protest against the government's austerity measures. GSEE will decide in February.

2/2/10 GSEE have decided to strike on a different day. The 2 million members will strike, an "anti-austerity" strike, 24 hours, Wednesday, Feb. 24.

12/21/09 You should be aware Union EDEDY, planning 24 hour general strike for some when in between between Jan. 28 and Feb. 10. Trying to get other unions to join in.

Greece general strike, Thursday, 14 May, 09 held by union EDEDY. 24 hours starting 8am Thursday. Expect plane delays or cancellations, will involve air traffic control.

The strike will not affect public transport, trains, buses, ferries

1 May, 09 In Greece, police clashed with anarchist demonstrators, firing teargas on protesters at Athens Polytechnic.

For May Day Greece, Athens.

Greece's Olympic Airlines says it is canceling more than 100 flights Friday. Public transport services including buses, intercity trains and the capital's metro system, will also be disrupted, as will ferry routes between Greek islands.

The electric train, which connects Pieria and Kifisia and the trams will stop working for 24 hours. The busses and trolleys will strike from the beginning of the shift until 08:00am and from 10:00pm until the end of the shift. The Athens metro will not work from the beginning of the shift until 09:00am and from 11:00am until the end of the shift. The ports in all countries are on strike from 08:00am until 12:00pm. The Pierian port will strike for 24 hours.

The Greek airports will strike from 10:00am until 13:00pm and Olympic Airline announced that it will cancel 103 local and international flights because of May 1st. Not only the airport but banks, schools, ministries, (government offices) and transport will all be shut down. Hospitals will be open for "emergency only". Newspapers and TV will be down also from 6:00 a.m. Thursday to 6:00 a.m. Friday. Protest over economy, retirement, unemployment. Expect 5 million union members to be on strike.Demonstrations planned down town Athens at 11am,National Carrier Olympic Airlines as canceled numerous flights tomorrow.

Announcements from Athens International Airport "Elefthérios Venizélos"

1/4/2009

Announcement

Due to the participation of the union of air-traffic controllers of the Federation of the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority in a general strike, there will be no flights to or from Athens International Airport on Thursday, April 2nd, from 12:00 to 16:00 hrs.

For further information regarding your flight, you are kindly requested to contact your airline.

Thank you for your understanding

Greece union GSEE 24 hour nationwide strike. Friday, 3 April, 2009, Countries largest trade union, represents 600,000 workers in the private sector. Athens International Airport announced there will be no flights to or from Athens International Airport on Thursday, April 2nd, from 12:00 to 16:00 hrs. you are kindly requested to contact your airline.

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