At least 8 connections between Brazil and the European country were canceled by Azul and Latam; TAP released a list of confirmed routes
The general strike called on this Wednesday (June 3, 2026) affects the country’s airports and is expected to affect up to 500 flights, according to estimates from sector unions. On routes between Brazil and the European country, at least 8 flights were canceled by and .
The administration of Portuguese airports advised passengers to check the status of their flights with their airlines before going to the terminals. It also recommends that passengers on international flights outside the European Union arrive earlier due to possible restrictions on departure border control.
Here are the canceled flights between Brazil and Portugal:
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026) — LA8146 — Guarulhos-Lisbon;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026) — LA8148 — Guarulhos-Lisbon;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026) — LA8147 — Lisbon-Guarulhos;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026) — LA8149 — Lisbon-Guarulhos;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026) — AD8750 — Viracopos-Lisbon;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026) — AD8751 — Lisbon-Viracopos;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026) — AD8900 — Viracopos-Lisbon;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026) — AD8901 — Lisbon-Viracopos.
Latam informed that passengers with affected flights have 3 options:
- change the travel date;
- change destiny;
- request refund of tickets.
The company confirmed the cancellation of 4 flights, 2 from Guarulhos to Lisbon on Tuesday (June 2, 2026) and 2 from Lisbon to Guarulhos on Wednesday (June 3, 2026).
Azul said it provided assistance to affected consumers and stated that it had scheduled extra flights to reduce the impacts of the strike. The company canceled 4 connections between Campinas and Lisbon.
The company reported that it will operate 79 flights under the minimum service regime during the strike. The company said it is contacting customers with canceled flights who have not yet changed their reservations.
Here are the TAP flights maintained to or from airports in Brazil:
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026), 10:05 pm — TP6 — Natal-Lisbon;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026), 10:25 pm — TP12 — Recife-Lisbon;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026), 11:55 pm — TP48 — Belém-Lisbon;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026), 5:25 pm — TP58 — Brasília-Lisbon;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026), 7:55 pm — TP72 — Rio de Janeiro-Lisbon;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026), 8:25 pm — TP72 — Rio de Janeiro-Lisbon;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026), 9am — TP73 — Lisbon-Rio de Janeiro;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026), 3:35 pm — TP74 — Rio de Janeiro-Lisbon;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026), 3:35 pm — TP74 — Rio de Janeiro-Lisbon;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026), 3:30 pm — TP82 — Guarulhos-Lisbon;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026), 3:30 pm — TP82 — Guarulhos-Lisbon;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026), 8:45 pm — TP88 — Guarulhos-Lisbon;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026), 8:45 pm — TP88 — Guarulhos-Lisbon;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026), 12:20 pm — TP89 — Lisbon-Guarulhos;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026), 8:55 pm — TP94 — Guarulhos-Porto;
- Tuesday (June 2, 2026), 5:25 pm — TP104 — Belo Horizonte-Lisbon;
- Wednesday (June 3, 2026), 00:15 — TP118 — Porto Alegre-Lisbon.
In contact with the Poder360the Brazilian consulate in Lisbon confirmed that it operates normally during the day of the strike and asked for understanding in “due to possible slowness or unforeseen interruption”.
A GREVE
The general strike was called by the CGTP (General Confederation of Portuguese Workers) against the proposal to revise the labor law presented by the government of Prime Minister Luís Montenegro (PSD, right). The strike affects transport, airports, hospitals, schools and other public services.
The trade union central claims that the proposal reduces labor rights. Among the contested points are changes to fixed-term contracts, time banks and subcontracting rules. The general secretary of CGTP, Tiago Oliveira, states that the text increases exploitation mechanisms and should be withdrawn.
The Portuguese government argues that the reform gives more flexibility to the labor market. Montenegro minimized the impact of the strike on the eve of the strike and stated that it expected the majority of Portuguese people to work this Wednesday (June 3, 2026). The Minister of Labor, Rosário Palma Ramalho, said that the strike would bring “some inconveniences”but declared respect for the right to strike.
The UGT (General Union of Workers) stayed out of the strike. The center considers the mobilization “untimely”understanding that the proposal is still far from final voting. CGTP, on the other hand, states that this is the time to put pressure on the Portuguese government and Congress during the processing of the labor package.
