A strike among baggage handling staff at Copenhagen Airport on Saturday morning has caused significant delays for travelers. The strike, which started at 7:30 am, was initiated by employees at SAS Ground Handling and directly affects the airport’s operations. According to reports from TV 2, passengers can expect delays of between 30 and 60 minutes. There are also situations where passengers’ luggage may need to be sent on later, further complicating the travel situation for those affected. In total, 25 departures have been directly impacted by the strike this morning. The situation not only creates challenges for passengers but also for the airport’s logistics and planning.
Travelers are advised to check the status of their flights and expect longer waiting times. Airport authorities and SAS Ground Handling are working to resolve the conflict and minimize its impact on airport operations and passengers’ travel plans. Details about the reasons for the strike and negotiations between employees and management have not yet been made public. Travelers needing to use Copenhagen Airport today are advised to stay updated via the airport’s official website or contact their airline for specific information.