Group 1 - Over 3,000 assembly engineers and technical workers at Airbus UK plan to initiate a series of strikes starting September 2, 2025, due to dissatisfaction with salary increases [1] - The strike is led by the Unite union, which reported that approximately 90% of its members supported the action following a vote [1] - The union aims to pressure Airbus to provide salary proposals that address inflation and rising living costs, with UK inflation reaching 3.8% in July, the highest in 18 months [1] Group 2 - Airbus UK claims to have offered a "competitive and fair" salary proposal, stating that employee wages have increased by over 20% over the past three years, along with a bonus of approximately £2,644 (about 25,537 RMB) distributed in April [1] - The strikes are expected to potentially impact the production of wings for Airbus's core commercial aircraft, which could affect the global aviation supply chain and delivery schedules [2] - Despite the planned strikes, Airbus remains confident that its year-end delivery targets will not be affected, although the market is cautious about potential risks [2]