Families with trips planned during the October half term holiday are likely to be affected.
Jet2 has warned passengers heading Spain in September and the next four months of possible flight disruption.
The walkouts will affect Alicante airport, one of the country's biggest travel hubs, report the Mirror. Families planning trips during the October half term may be affected as strike dates are planned through the end of the month.Issuing an update on its website on Thursday, Jet2 warned: "We wanted to let you know that a Ground Handling strike action is taking place on the following dates listed below.
It's not the only warning which UK travellers may want to heed as one travel expert has warned of a little-known passport rule that could mean you're denied boarding on your flight. Top Trending Stories Today Antonio Fellino, Managing Director and Travel expert at Travel Republic warned holidaymakers: "Passport stamps act as proof that a traveller has not overstayed their visa requirement, and if your passport has too many stamps, it can lead to a variety of implications including potential border control issues and practical concerns, depending on the country you are visiting.
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