The link between the Danish island Bornholm and the mainland via air transport has been severed as an airport worker's strike forces all flights to and from the airport to be canceled. The walkout began on Friday, August 26th, after discussions between workers' unions and airport management broke down. Security staff and baggage staff were the primary groups to walk out. On Sunday, select flights remained scheduled as enough employees told management they would be there. These employees were reportedly later harassed and threatened to the point that they did not return to work, and the airport is still not operating any flights. The only airline that had flights scheduled to the island on Monday was DAT Airlines.
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