It feels like every day there's another strike ballot or planned industrial action that Brits need to be aware about for the peak travel season.
It can be quite unsettling especially if you're due to head off on your holidays and want to be aware of any potential disruption you could face.
To help you sift through it all we've put together a list of the key industrial action that's being planned or could potentially go ahead over the next few months.
We've also included the strikes that were initially planned but have subsequently been suspended or called off.
You may also want to bookmark our guide to your rights if your flight is delayed or cancelled because of flights, including when you are entitled to compensation and assistance.
Check out the full list of UK airport strikes and UK airline strikes below...
British Airways
The British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) held a strike ballot in which its members voted in favour of industrial action, following a dispute with British Airways over pay.
However the union has not confirmed if it will go ahead with industrial action or set any potential strike dates.
Instead, it is still negotiating with the airline in a bid to avoid strikes and reach a resolution.
If BALPA did decide to go ahead with strikes, it would have to give British Airways at least 14 days' notice.
We've got a guide to the potential British Airways strikes with everything you need to know and the latest updates.
Ryanair
Ryanair pilots who are members of BALPA are set to strike with walkouts planned in August and September.
The first walkouts are planned from 00:01 on Thursday 22nd August until 23:59 on Friday 23rd August.
The second walkouts are planned from 00:01 on Monday 2nd September until 23:59 on Wednesday 4th September.
You can find out more in our guide to the Ryanair strikes .
Heathrow Airport
Potential strike action for Friday 23rd August and Saturday 24th August remains on the table following a dispute between union Unite and Heathrow Airport.
However it's worth noting that walkouts were also planned for Monday 5th August and Tuesday 6th August but were called off at the last minute following "an improved pay offer" from the airport, according to Unite.
Currently Unite members are voting on whether to accept the new pay deal.
Unite has said that the strikes the 23rd and 24th August remain on the table until the result of the ballot is known.
Gatwick Airport
Union Unite had planned a series of walkouts in August for security workers employed by company ICTS, who work at London Gatwick. (The dispute was not with the airport).
However the strikes have currently been suspended following a new pay offer from ICTS.
Stansted Airport
Planned strikes by easyJet check-in staff at Stansted Airport have been called off.
The dispute was between union Unite and Stobart Aviation Services Limited over pay, but the union revealed that following negotiations, its members had accepts a new pay offer from Stobart, which holds the easyJet contract at the Essex airport.
As a result, it called off its planned strikes.
