Ryanair criticizes a strike at Belgian airports after disruptions leave passengers stranded. The disruption affects flights at Brussels’ Zaventem airport and Charleroi airport, beginning on Tuesday. According to the airline, the walkout occurs with less than 24 hours’ notice and without a warning to affected travelers. Ryanair says the action is unacceptable and describes it as an “illegal wildcat” strike, while pointing to what it characterizes as insufficient notification before the disruption. The reports say the strike results in about 20,000 passengers being stranded. The available accounts focus on Ryanair’s response and the impact on passengers, including the timing of the disruption and the lack of notice. No counter-position from airport staff, unions, or Belgian authorities is included in the provided coverage. The reports therefore center on the airline’s complaint regarding the strike’s legality and notice, and on the operational fallout at both airports.