One more strike of Ryanair will take place on Friday, Reuters reports. Mostly cabin screw will leave working place in six European countries, and this will result in cancellation of flights for more than 40000 passengers.

The largest budget air carrier in Europe faced a row of strikes after it officially recognized unions in December. As a result, flight schedules are disturbed, while Ryanair considers possibility to reduce short-term outlook.

Company will cancel more than 250 flights, which account for about 10% of all flights planned in Friday.

The strike will be second largest in Ryanair’s history after one in August when pilots walked out their working places in the middle of holiday season.

Meanwhile, Irish airline informs that it reached significant progress in negotiations and made collective agreements with personnel in Ireland, Britain, Italy and Germany. Today’s strike, however, makes experts doubt that.