The initiation of the disputes occurred after negotiations over the 2025 wage increase and other social and economic issues affecting employees ended without agreement.
According to a post on the unions’ Facebook page, the United Air Transport Union, the Airport Workers and Service Providers Union, and the Airport Operators Union had begun talks earlier this year, but they said the discussions proved fruitless.
Attila Csorba, head of the United Air Transport Union, told Trend FM Radio that the increased workload, current benefit system, and staff shortages continue to cause problems at Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport.
He added that while ensuring smooth airport operations remains a priority, securing fair wages is also essential.
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