The third day of the strike at Spanish airports has commenced with operations proceeding normally.

Amongst employees who are not part of the minimum service agreement, there is currently a 17.5% follow-up rate on average.

Punctuality remains at 88% across the entire network, and regularity stands at 100%. Yesterday, punctuality concluded at 83%.

Iberia Group has planned 539 flights for today, and as of now, 80 have already been completed. The company is actively working to resolve the baggage issues that arose in Bilbao, Barcelona, and Gran Canaria yesterday, ensuring prompt delivery to customers.

Union representatives report that on Friday, 750 pieces of luggage were left behind and not loaded onto flights, while the Iberia Group managed to transport 30,000 pieces of luggage on the same day. Throughout the night and early hours of this morning, a significant portion of this luggage is being dispatched to its destinations either via road or alternative flights.

Iberia once again extends its apologies for any inconvenience caused by the ongoing strike organized by the unions. The company expresses gratitude to all its customers, including passengers and airlines served by Iberia Airport Services, for their understanding and patience during this period.

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