Spanish air-traffic control strike: Some staff return to work

Spain’s civil aviation agency has said some striking air traffic controllers were returning to work after the government threatened prison terms under military law.

Spanish air-traffic control strike: Some staff return to work

Spain’s civil aviation agency has said some striking air traffic controllers were returning to work after the government threatened prison terms under military law.

An official said 11 of 15 controllers stationed at Barcelona’s airport went back to work today and an unspecified number were also back on duty at the air control centre which oversees Madrid’s bustling Barajas airport.

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