<p>"In anticipation of strike by the public sector employees at London on November 30 (Wednesday), Amritsar-Delhi-London (AI-115), London-Delhi (AI-116), Delhi-London (AI-111) and London-Delhi (AI-112) flights have been cancelled," an Air India spokesperson said today.<br /><br />The move comes as over 7.5 lakh employees out of 26 lakh voted for the strike across four sectors – health, civil service, education and local government.<br />Immigration officers at Heathrow and other UK airports are also due to join the next week's strike action against planned pension reforms.</p>.<p>"Passengers of the cancelled flights have been rebooked on flight AI-115 and AI 116, AI-111 and AI-112 departing from Delhi and London on December 1 on involuntary basis," the spokesperson said.</p>.<p>The UK Border Agency has been scrambling to find replacement staff for passport and immigration checks in order to keep Britain's borders safe.<br /><br />Tourist attractions, transport links, libraries and funeral services are also likely to be affected as up to one million local government employees would stage walkouts.<br /><br />Almost 90 per cent of schools and colleges in England and Wales are expected to be closed next Wednesday as hundreds of thousands of teachers and lecturers would stage a mass walk-out over reforms to their pensions. <br /><br /></p>
<p>"In anticipation of strike by the public sector employees at London on November 30 (Wednesday), Amritsar-Delhi-London (AI-115), London-Delhi (AI-116), Delhi-London (AI-111) and London-Delhi (AI-112) flights have been cancelled," an Air India spokesperson said today.<br /><br />The move comes as over 7.5 lakh employees out of 26 lakh voted for the strike across four sectors – health, civil service, education and local government.<br />Immigration officers at Heathrow and other UK airports are also due to join the next week's strike action against planned pension reforms.</p>.<p>"Passengers of the cancelled flights have been rebooked on flight AI-115 and AI 116, AI-111 and AI-112 departing from Delhi and London on December 1 on involuntary basis," the spokesperson said.</p>.<p>The UK Border Agency has been scrambling to find replacement staff for passport and immigration checks in order to keep Britain's borders safe.<br /><br />Tourist attractions, transport links, libraries and funeral services are also likely to be affected as up to one million local government employees would stage walkouts.<br /><br />Almost 90 per cent of schools and colleges in England and Wales are expected to be closed next Wednesday as hundreds of thousands of teachers and lecturers would stage a mass walk-out over reforms to their pensions. <br /><br /></p>