Alitalia announced in a statement that it would have to cancel or delay several flights at the airport of Rome-Fiumicino due to a protest movement illegal without notice announced by a hundred employees of the company.
An investigation into the illegal movement of protest was opened Tuesday by prosecutors in Rome at the launch on the eve of a requisition employees of Alitalia Transport Minister Altero Matteoli.
Hundreds of passengers were stranded at Rome-Fiumicino Tuesday, reported the agency Telenews airport, while many of them, whose flights were canceled Monday, spent the night in the airport.
The strike by pilots and stewardesses had already led Monday a hundred cancellations and delays for many flights of the company.
At the airport of Milan (north), Alitalia had to cancel 37 flights Tuesday as a result of the strike Monday, appliances and crews have been stranded at other airports, according to the Ansa agency. Two flights were canceled from Naples (south).
In addition, the second airport serving Rome, Ciampino, from which the airlines which had been closed Monday in the wake of the failed landing of a Ryanair not reopen at 17H00 local (16H00 GMT), announced the Airport Authority of Civil Aviation Italian Enac.
Ryanair technicians, those of Boeing and the airport have not yet reached the aircraft from the runway, said ENAC.
Hundreds of passengers were not aware of the closure were found Tuesday morning at Ciampino airport trying to find alternatives such as rental car to reach their destination, said one passenger.
The stranded passengers have turned to the Italian railways which quickly had more places available for the day Tuesday, according to the same source.
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