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Air France-KLM Transavia Unit Gets Cabin Crew Strike Warning

  • Flight attendants reject labor deal at low-cost carrier
  • Strike warning issued by one union runs through mid-September
A Transavia aircraft on the tarmac at Orly airport, near Paris. 

A Transavia aircraft on the tarmac at Orly airport, near Paris. 

Photographer: Cyril Marcilhacy/Bloomberg
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Air France-KLM’s low-cost carrier Transavia is at risk of walkouts by cabin crew this summer even after agreeing to pay bonuses to staff in a bid to maintain labor peace.

One of the carrier’s flight attendants’ unions, SNPNC, has issued a strike warning that runs through mid-September, without yet giving any specific dates, according to spokesman Lionel Trovao.