Passengers have been warned of potential travel disruption at Edinburgh Airport, during the summer, with the Unite trade union set to ballot nearly 300 airport worker members on strike action.
The ballot surrounds working conditions and pay levels and, reportedly, concerns around 275 airport staff across security and terminal operations roles.
One pay rise offer has already been turned down by workers, suggesting there is potential for strike action.
Unite will put the question to a vote this weekend, with the ballot running until May 23.
Unite has, reportedly, claimed it wants to resolve the pay dispute through negotiations, but claims that the airport’s management is refusing to budge on its previous offer.
Edinburgh Airport handled just over 11 million passengers last year, making it the UK’s sixth-busiest hub.
