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During the next approximately eight months, the full closures will take place two to three times a week Mondays through Thursdays.ĪDOT says that, generally, blasting will occur between 10 and 11 p.m. The blasting work is part of the I-17 Improvement Project.Īs part of a safety-based operation, the first full closures are scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. The highway is closed regularly during the weeknight overnight hours for controlled rock blasting over the next several months.

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The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is alerting drivers who travel I-17 between Anthem Way and Sunset Point at night to plan ahead to avoid major delays. If you know of a big strike happening in your country that we have missed, we'd love to hear from you via Twitter.(photo courtesy of Arizona Department of Transportation) Workers have agreed on a truce on strikes that ends on 30 June, meaning summer walkouts could be on the cards if the offer is rejected. Lufthansa pilots are currently considering a new pay offer from the flag carrier. This could begin from mid-July, hitting holiday season travel. Dates are yet to be announced but union members are set to vote on an unlimited strike. Wage talks collapsed in June, bringing the prospect of more walkouts. These have impacted Deutsche Bahn train services, among others.

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Germany's EVG trade union, which represents railway and transport workers, has called a series of 'warning strikes' this year over pay. The strike is taking place every week day and there are no signs of a breakthrough in talks so far. The strike has forced the cancellation of 20 per cent of the airline's flights and also delayed other flights. Since 6 June, the Sepla union also began a “daily indefinite strike” against Air Nostrum, the regional airline run by Iberia.

However, pilots and airlines are obligated to maintain a minimum number of flights during strikes in Spain. The two-week walkout will last until 2 July, and has so far led to flight cancellations and delays. On 19 June, Spanish Union of Airline Pilots (Sepla) began a third round of strikes against Air Europa, Spain’s third largest airline, after a verbal deal reached on 8 June over pay and working conditions fell through.

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There aren't yet many details on what disruption this walkout is likely to cause but it could cause cancellations and delays at airports across the country. On Saturday 15 July staff at Italy's main air traffic control operator ENAV are going on strike for 24 hours. Italy's air traffic controllers to walk out On the same day as public transport workers stage a nationwide strike ( 7 July), ground staff at airports including Rome Fiumicino, Milan Malpensa and Amerigo Vespucci in Florence will stage walkouts. Minimum service is guaranteed from the beginning of service on 7 July until 8:29 am and from 5:01 pm to 7:59 pm. Public transport will be affected from midnight on 6 July until the beginning of service on 7 July then again from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm to midnight. The level of disruption is likely to vary from city to city and even from service to service to its worth checking with your travel provider to see how you could be impacted. Everything from trains to ferries and metro services is likely to face delays and disruption due to the walkouts. On Friday 7 July, public transport staff across the country will strike for 24 hours.

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There is likely to be regional disruption from walkouts at regional transport companies so it's worth checking before you travel. Italian unions representing staff from airlines, rail operators and public transport have already announced a number of strikes this year. Transport strikes aren't unusual in Italy during the summer. Italy: Strikes across public transport and airports in June and July It will also include security staff at other businesses, including a nuclear power plant, with a total of 450 employees expected to be involved, according to Swedish national broadcaster SVT.

The strike over wages could continue on 5, 7, 10 and 14 July if no agreement is reached. The Swedish Transport Workers' Union has announced security strikes from 3 July at Bromma Stockholm Airport and Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport. AP Photo/Matt Dunham, File Sweden: Security strikes at airports in July Terminal 5 at Heathrow Airport in London, which handles British Airways flights, stands virtually empty of passengers as staff standby to help.