KLM cancels 6 flights in Amsterdam for ground crew strike
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KLM, the Dutch subsidiary of Air France, cancelled six flights at Amsterdam's Schiphol on Wednesday morning as it's ground crews held a spot strike, the second this week, amid a contract dispute with the company.
The strike from 0530 GMT to 0800 GMT "is likely to lead to disruptions," KLM said in a statement. It said affected passengers would be helped to rebook.
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