Workers at Aberdeen Airport are scheduled to strike over 14 days this summer, prompting warnings of significant disruption for travellers, according to reports including coverage from Yahoo UK News and The Independent. The walk-outs are staged by baggage screening staff, affecting the airport’s screening operations and increasing the likelihood of longer check-in and baggage processing times. The strike is planned across a set period spanning 14 days, during which airport staffing will be reduced in the affected screening roles. As a result, passengers are advised to expect delays and to check for updates from the airport and their airlines before travelling. The reports focus on the risk of operational delays tied specifically to baggage screening, rather than on broader shutdowns, and they highlight the need for travellers to plan for slower processing during the strike period. Further details on exact dates and contingency arrangements are presented as information travellers should monitor closer to the strike.