KLM ground staff planned an eight-hour strike at Schiphol Airport on July 9, 2025, amid unresolved negotiations over wages and working conditions. The labor union CNV had announced the strike threat after talks with the Dutch arm of Air France KLM failed to meet their demands for higher pay. In response, KLM proposed wage increases but also sought legal intervention to prevent the strike. The company filed for an injunction, and the court ruled in KLM's favor, prohibiting the ground staff from striking on the scheduled date. This legal decision came ahead of the peak summer travel period, aiming to avoid disruptions at Amsterdam's main airport.