As the pilots’ union Vereinigung Cockpit has announced a continuation of their strike for Saturday, Lufthansa has put a special flight schedule into effect for tomorrow.

On LH.com, passengers can verify whether their flight will be operating as scheduled.

Tomorrow’s strikes will affect all long-haul flights operated by Lufthansa.

On Saturday, November 26th, 2,863 of approximately 3,000 scheduled Lufthansa Group flights will be operating as planned.

Due to the extension of the strike, roughly 30,000 passengers will be affected by 137 flight cancellations tomorrow, including 88 intercontinental flights.

There may also be a small number of cancellations on short- and medium-haul routes as a result of the previous days’ strikes.

The four days of strikes have affected 345,000 passengers overall, with a total of 2,755 flight cancellations.

The group airlines Eurowings, Germanwings, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Air Dolomiti and Brussels Airlines are not affected by the strike.

The pilots of Lufthansa Cargo have also not been called on to strike.

Flights to and from Germany that are operated by other Lufthansa Group airlines will be taking off as scheduled.

Customers whose flights have been cancelled due to the strike have the one-time option to transfer or cancel their booking free of charge.

Lufthansa is also notifying all passengers that have provided contact information in their customer profiles of any cancellations by e-mail or SMS.

The company has succeeded in contacting approximately 230,000 customers directly using these channels so far.