ITF is taking the fight to the skies, addressing the key issues that affect aviation transport workers. With a global reach in over 135 countries with 250 affiliated aviation workers organisations, the ITF is fighting for equality and fair treatment for every aviation transport worker, from airport ground staff to cabin crew, from air traffic control to pilots.
On land, at sea and in the air, more than 10 million Europeans work in transport. They provide vital services that we all depend on. But sadly, they are under...
In October Ryanair announced it planned to close its bases at Eindhoven and Bremen and downsize operations at Weeze, citing the impact of strike action over the...
In 2014, shortly after informing Wizz that they had formed a trade union to represent the airline’s workers, 19 employees were dismissed from their positions....
The recent tragedy in Ethiopia is the second incident in the past six months where a Boeing 737 MAX 8 has crashed in similar circumstances. Serious questions are...
The ITF co-ordinates practical solidarity for transport unions around the world. By bringing unions together, we can ensure better working conditions, improve workers’ rights, and create a just and fair society for everyone.
