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Pilots call off Iberia strike
Sunday, 13 Jul, 2006
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A strike by pilots which crippled Iberia for three days has been called off.
The cost of the disruption at the Spanish carrier is reportedly estimated at 5 million euros a day.
The dispute came to an end after the airline committed to retain its pilots despite plans to launch a new low cost carrier, Catair, in October.
Iberia flights are not expected to be running fully to schedule until the end of today after more than 200 services a day were grounded since Monday.
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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