The labor dispute that erupted at the TIB reached its third day of strikes this Wednesday after employers proposed a new collective bargaining agreement with a four-year salary increase of approximately 8% to 12%, which the unions rejected. Participation in this strike in Mallorca reached 96% at 11:30 a.m., according to data from the Ministry of Housing, Territory, and Mobility.

TIB workers are carrying out the second day of strikes this Monday in a series of demonstrations that began on Friday to demand that their demands be accepted in the renewal of the collective bargaining agreement. This second day began early in the morning and was felt at bus stations across the islands, where delays and long lines of passengers accumulated.

The Balearic Islands' airports recorded a total of 85 canceled flights and widespread delays this Friday, the second day of the French air traffic controllers' strike. According to information from Aena consulted by Europa Press, up to 69 connections to Palma Airport, the most affected of the Spanish airports, were canceled this Friday, along with a dozen in Ibiza and six in Menorca.