All the cancelled Lufthansa flights from Manchester Airport amid strike action

A number of Lufthansa flights have been cancelled from Manchester Airport due to strike action taking place today (March 12) and tomorrow (March 13). Cabin crew are walking out at Frankfurt and Munich airports with around 100,000 travellers potentially being impacted across.

The strike action is being called by the Independent Flight Attendants Organization (UFO) in a dispute over pay. It comes after Lufthansa ground staff went on strike last week.

Several Lufthansa-operated flights have been cancelled from Manchester Airport as a result of the strike action, although some are still scheduled to go ahead. Today the 12.45pm flight LH943 to Frankfurt and the 6pm LH947 flight to Frankfurt have both been cancelled.

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Tomorrow the 6.25am flight LH2507 to Munich and the 10.55am flight LH2501 to Munich have been cancelled. All other flights are scheduled to go ahead although there could be changes so it’s important to check before you travel.

Lufthansa said in a statement on its website: “The UFO union has called on Lufthansa cabin crew to strike on Tuesday, March 12 in Frankfurt and Wednesday, March 13 in Munich. As a result, the airline will have to adjust its flight program on both days.

“Guests whose flights are affected by the UFO strike are currently being rebooked. This process has the highest priority for us and is still ongoing. We therefore ask for your patience.

“Guests whose booking has already been processed will receive information about the cancellation of their flight and, of course, rebooking options individually by email or in the Lufthansa app.”

The airline added that some passengers could be impacted by German