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Grounding Flights in Italy

Transportation strikes have become a way of life in Italy, but that doesn’t make them any easier for business travelers. We’ve been advised that a planned strike for Nov. 30th will shut down flights, trains, busses and ferries for much of the day, leaving passengers stranded on a Friday. Cancellations aren’t expected until 11 AM, so if at all possible book the earliest flight of the day. If that’s not an option, consider saying “ciao” to weekend plans, learn a few more Italian phrases and make a reservation for Saturday.

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I love your link to complaining in Italian. Even whining is poetry in Italian.

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