A wildcat strike by ground personnel at Charleroi Airport in Belgium has resulted in the cancellation of all flights, disrupting travel for thousands of passengers. The strike, which began early Thursday morning, stems from ongoing disputes over working conditions, including salaries and management policies, with unions expressing concerns about aggressive management practices. Although the airport had previously warned of potential disruptions, the sudden walkout took management by surprise and led to an operational halt. The airport, which serves as a hub for low-cost airlines like Ryanair and Wizz Air, has seen its flight schedule completely upended, with hundreds of flights canceled. Union representatives have called for better management and working conditions, and passengers have been advised not to come to the airport. The labor unrest highlights growing tensions between airport staff and management amid ongoing negotiations for improved workplace conditions.