Pilots' crisis at EgyptAir over
EgyptAir
Cairo - MENA
The recent pilots' crisis at EgyptAir has completely ended, said Civil Aviation Minister Sherif Fathy.
A number of pilots had announced on Wednesday that they were on strike to demand higher pay and improved working conditions.
The strike has nothing to do with political reasons, he added in statements to reporters following his participation in the meeting of the tourism and civil aviation committee at the parliament.
The aviation movement is normal, he said, adding that the flights are operating normally.
The company has a plan to increase the salaries of all workers, he added.
Source : MENA
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