Getafe
Night shift
03:45–06:45
- Assembly
- 05:30
- Meeting point
- Vestuario A5
Morning shift
10:30–13:30
- Assembly
- 11:30
- Meeting point
- Entre P1 - A1
Afternoon shift
17:00–20:00
- Assembly
- 18:00
- Meeting point
- Entre P1 - A1
Indefinite strikeTomorrow, 24 August· three-hour stoppage and assembly at every siteFind my site
THE MOVEMENT’S OWN MEDIUM · AIRBUS SPAIN
The Airbus Spain workforce dispute, told by the people sustaining it: what is being demanded, what impact it is having, what documents back it and how it is funded.
START OF THE INDEFINITE STRIKE
The Strike Committee and the Working Groups have set out how each site starts. Find yours: stoppage window, assembly time and meeting point. Times and places are given in Spanish, exactly as they were announced.
Monday 24 · first day
Work stops for a three-hour window only, at the time and place set for each site.
From Tuesday 25
The strike resumes on the announced terms: 24 hours, indefinite, with no end date.
Alongside the stoppage, an assembly
The latest news and any progress in the negotiations will be reported, there will be an open floor for questions, and we will decide together how to face the indefinite strike.
Agenda · 24 August
PRACTICAL GUIDE
What the right to strike protects, what happens to your contract and your pay, what the company may not lawfully do, and what to do on 24 August, step by step. Called by CGT, ÚTIL and UGT.
Download the guidePDF · 82 KB · ESNight shift
03:45–06:45
Morning shift
10:30–13:30
Afternoon shift
17:00–20:00
Morning shift
09:00–12:00
Afternoon shift
17:00–20:00
Morning shift
09:35–12:35
Afternoon shift
17:35–20:35
Morning shift
09:00–12:00
Afternoon shift
16:00–19:00
Morning shift
12:00–14:45
Afternoon shift
17:00–20:00
La asamblea de Cádiz se pospone hasta el 1 de septiembre. Se ha acordado que, en caso de tener que tomar una decisión entre el 24 de agosto y el 1 de septiembre, se asumirá la decisión mayoritaria del resto de las asambleas.
Source: statement from the Strike Committee and the Working Groups. Times and meeting points exactly as announced.

THE DISPUTE
The mobilisation of the Airbus Spain workforce — a strike from 1 to 23 July 2026 and an indefinite strike called from 24 August — does not stem from an isolated decision, but from a gradual erosion of trust after years of decisions taken without effective negotiation, and at a time of economic strength for the company. These are the movement's demands:
REPORT BY THE MOVEMENT
Airbus Spain versus the Group and the global aerospace industry: pay, inflation protection, working hours and value sharing. Every figure is tagged and traceable to a public source.
Web report · August 2026 · ES · EN · FR · DE
Inflation (CPI) as the basis for pay reviews from 2026, plus an extraordinary rise to offset the accumulated loss.
Read the detailThe Airbus Spain workforce has absorbed years of continued loss of purchasing power that reflects neither the company's results nor the extraordinary effort made by its workers. Recovering pay is not only an economic matter: it is recognition of the commitment shown through the company's most difficult years, and a precondition for continuing to attract and retain the best talent.
What is demanded
Remote work at the worker's choice where the role allows, and flexibility in managing holidays.
Read the detailWork-life balance cannot be treated as a privilege: it is a modern organisational tool that supports productivity, commitment and people's wellbeing. Airbus has been a benchmark here for years, and recent decisions are a step backwards that is hard to reconcile with the leadership model the company itself promotes.
What is demanded
A universal, free canteen with no co-payments or payroll deductions; maintaining the transport routes.
Read the detailStaff services are essential tools that let workers do their jobs in the best conditions. They cannot become items subject to unilateral changes that progressively erode working conditions.
What is demanded
Health must not be treated as a productivity metric: remove the factor or exclude medical leave from it.
Read the detailWorkers' health cannot be treated as a productivity indicator or as a form of indirect penalty. Absence-control policies must aim to understand and prevent causes, never to discourage the exercise of legally recognised rights nor to create a climate of distrust towards those going through temporary incapacity.
What is demanded
Written guarantees that organisational changes will not harm jobs or working conditions.
Read the detailOrganisational transformations must be carried out while preserving the workforce's rights and avoiding fragmentation processes that erode the Group's cohesion.
What is demanded
A transparent pay policy recognising experience and responsibility, with no gaps based on joining date.
Read the detailThe pay and benefits model must recognise every worker's contribution and experience, and guarantee equal opportunity, avoiding differences arising solely from the date they joined the company.
What is demanded
An extraordinary, individual compensation, proportional to the strike days observed.
Read the detailWhat is demanded
TIMELINE
From the first day of the strike to the indefinite strike called for 24 August. Each milestone carries the document behind it and the outlets that reported it.
Follow the path down. Each milestone opens what backs it up: the photo, the documents and the media that reported it.
STRIKE THERMOMETER
Data as of August 22, 2026Tracking of the dispute's public reach: how much the strike is covered, across how many outlets and in what tone. It shows this is not an isolated case but a mobilisation with echo.
Medium risk
37,1% of coverage is negative for the company
Tone of coverage toward the company
Positive, neutral or negative for the company's position —not the movement's.
Coverage per day
BREAKING POINT · ESTIMATED IMPACT ON THE COMPANY
It is not what Airbus reports losing: it is an outside estimate built on public facts — what each plant makes and its role in the supply chain — and on two scenarios.
Lower bound: inventory holds for the whole window · Upper bound: the chain breaks around week three
Scenario estimate from an independent tracker, built on public facts and on each plant's role in the supply chain. It is not an official Airbus figure nor a verified quantification of the dispute: it is an order of magnitude, refreshed daily from the source.
Highest-impact news
The most widely republished and far-reaching.
CCOO se unirá a la huelga de Airbus España este martesTradingView5 medios publican esta misma historia, sentimiento negativo (80), prensa financiera/aeronáutica
Economía.-(AMP) El sindicato convocante de la huelga y ATP apoyan el preacuerdo de CCOO con Airbus y votará este viernesBolsamania7 medios publican esta misma historia, prensa financiera/aeronáutica
Los sindicatos en huelga rechazan la propuesta de Airbus pese al preacuerdo con CCOOTradingView6 medios publican esta misma historia, prensa financiera/aeronáuticaNews in chronological order
Airbus Stock Latest News: China Orders, A350F Progress and Backlog Put Airbus Shares in FocusThe Sunday Guardian · Aug 22, 11:49 AM
Airbus y sindicatos seguirán negociando para evitar la huelgaOnda Cádiz · Aug 22, 09:59 AM
Conflit social : Airbus suspend la réduction du télétravail après les grèves soutenues en EspagneAir Journal · Aug 22, 09:00 AM
Airbus Aktie: Zwei Homeoffice-Tage pro Woche statt einerAd-hoc-news.de · Aug 22, 01:41 AM
Lula-Trump Call: Navigating Tariff TensionsDevdiscourse · Aug 21, 11:43 PMOn social media
LinkedIn and Instagram are not included: there is no reliable, free way to query them without breaching their terms. X figures are compiled by the committee by hand, not automatically.
The full dashboard (with plant-by-plant detail, the reasoning and the share price) is an independent third-party project and opens on its own site. What you see here is an extract.
THE RESISTANCE FUND
The fund supports those who lose pay for sustaining the mobilisation. It has its own page: what it is, what it is spent on, how to contribute and how it is accounted for.
INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY
Other workplaces, European unions, works councils, federations and allied organisations can support the fund and spread the campaign. This section is available in Spanish, English, French and German.
Summary of the dispute, the fund's goal, ways to collaborate and institutional contribution for international organisations.
International solidarity statements
DOCUMENTATION
The minutes of each site's assemblies, the group's daily summaries and the full index of documents catalogued by the movement itself. Everything arrives collapsed: open only what you want to read.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A committee of the workforce itself, under collective control and with traceability of every operation. Those responsible will be made public.
Because the figures are derived from verified data and published: raised, costs, aid paid out and distribution criteria, with downloadable reports.
Yes. You can choose for your contribution not to appear publicly. Information about aid applicants is always private.
Yes, in one click and at any time, with access to your contribution history.
Yes. The fund is designed to receive national and international solidarity.
No. It runs entirely in your browser; the amount you enter is neither sent nor stored.
CONTACT
For questions, press, organisations or to collaborate with the managing committee.
SUGGESTIONS & IMPROVEMENTS
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