EVA Air announced that it had canceled more than 70 flights that day, including those between Ningbo and Kaohsiung. It is expected that more than 10,000 passengers will be affected. The impact of the strike continues.

Due to the strike of airline flight attendants, EVA Air announced that

it had canceled more than 70 flights that day, including Ningbo and Kaohsiung.

It is expected that more than 10,000 passengers will be affected.

The impact of the strike is still Ongoing. The reporter noticed that EVA Air has opened a strike explanation column in a prominent position on its official website to provide passengers with services such as ticket refunds and changes. The latest news received by reporters is that the airline has canceled all flights to and from Ningbo and Kaohsiung before the end of June. .

EVA Air currently operates flights to and from Ningbo to Kaohsiung. There are 2 flights every Tuesday and Friday. This is currently the only flight to Kaohsiung opened by Ningbo Airport .

It is reported that Taoyuan City Flight Attendants Professional Union and EVA Air held labor negotiations on the 20th, but failed to reach a consensus and subsequently announced the start of a strike. On the first day of the strike, more than 10 flights were canceled, affecting more than 3,000 passengers.

Information released by EVA Air’s official website shows that

it has canceled more than 40 flights from Taiwan to other islands on the 21st, including flights from Taipei to Beijing, Shenyang, Dalian, Hong Kong, Macau, Osaka, Kuala Lumpur , Singapore , Bangkok, London, New York, Toronto , Paris and other places, flights from Kaohsiung to Macau, Ningbo, Tianjin, Wuxi and other places, and flights from Taichung to Macau and Wuxi. In addition, more than 30 flights originally planned to return to the island on the 21st have been announced to be cancelled, including flights back to Taipei from Beijing, Dalian, Hong Kong, Macau, Seoul, Manila , Singapore and other places, and flights from Guangzhou, Macau, Tokyo, etc. flight back to Kaohsiung. The latest development of

is that, in addition to the cancellation of flights from Ningbo to Kaohsiung on the 21st, the flights on this route on next Tuesday and Friday, June 25th and 28th, have also been confirmed to be cancelled.

Airline officials said they are currently trying their best to restore flights to normal operations. On the premise of ensuring flight safety, we will make every effort to transport passengers. After a human inventory, we will plan the maximum capacity that can be flown.

Regarding reasonable compensation for passengers, the reporter noticed that EVA Air clearly reminded passengers holding personal tickets that if their EVA Air flight is delayed for more than 6 hours, or if the flight is transferred to another airline and the flight is delayed for more than 6 hours than originally scheduled, the passenger will be compensated. If necessary food, accommodation or transportation expenses are incurred during the delay, passengers should keep the receipt and EVA Air will provide compensation of up to US$250.

Since currently only EVA Air flies from Ningbo to and from Kaohsiung, the cancellation of this flight also means that all flights from Ningbo to and from Kaohsiung have been canceled before the end of June. As of press time, airlines have not yet announced their flight plans starting in July.

However, starting from July 4th, Spring Airlines will also open flights to and from Ningbo to Kaohsiung. Initially, there will be one flight every Thursday and Sunday. Currently, the tickets for this flight have begun to be sold through the Spring Airlines official website. The opening of new flights will also Ningbo brings new choices to travelers.

Ningbo Evening News reporter Fan Hong