Spanish airport workers have called off 22 days of rolling strikes during peak holiday periods after winning guarantees of job and wage security.

Spanish airport workers have called off 22 days of rolling strikes during peak holiday periods after winning guarantees of job and wage security.
They were concerned about their conditions because their state-owned employer was due to be partly privatised.
Union representative Manuel Tapia said 70% of the 13,000 employees at the company AENA voted to cancel the stoppages.
The strike threat came from runway signallers, firefighters and ground crew workers at Spain's airports.
The deal lifts the threat of travel chaos over Easter and at busy times during the summer.
The government plans to sell off up to 49% of debt-heavy AENA as part of a deficit-cutting drive.

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