12 Norwegian airports closed after ground crews step up strike
                   
iht.com     May 20, 2008            

A strike by key ground personnel was stepped up Tuesday and stranded more than 30,000 people at 12 airports, including the one serving Stavanger, a city in western Norway that is considered the capital of the Nordic nation's oil industry. The Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions' LO Stat... [read full story]                

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