It is about to convey additional chaos for passengers, after funds airline easyJet this week cancelled around 1,700 summer flights, primarily to and from Gatwick.
Announcing the recent strike on Friday, Unite revealed 950 staff will stroll out for 4 days from Friday, July 28 till Tuesday, August 1.
They will then stage a second four-day walkout from Friday, August 4 till Tuesday, August 8.
A complete of 4,410 flights are scheduled to depart Gatwick throughout all of the strike days, equating to greater than 840,000 seats, aviation information firm Cirium mentioned.
The airport is already struggling main disruption because of air site visitors management (ATC) restrictions.
The airways affected embrace British Airways, Easyjet, Ryanair, TUI, Westjet and Wizz.
The hanging staff, who’re members of Unite, are employed by 4 corporations: ASC, Menzies Aviation, GGS and DHL Services Ltd.