Gatwick Airport workers to go on strike over pay

The industrial action involves ground handlers, passenger assistance and other airport workers at the airport

Last year, Dublin Airport was Gatwick’s number one destination flying 1.1 million passengers in total.

Around 230 workers at London Gatwick, Britain's second busiest airport, will take eight days of strike action this month over pay disputes as the Unite trade union warns of flight disruptions.

Ground handlers, passenger assistance and other airport workers at Gatwick have been negotiating with various employers including Red Handling, Wilson James, Menzies and ASC, in separate pay disputes.