Five trade union organizations at Prague Airport have declared a strike alert following the appointment of Radomír Lašák as the head of the board. This decision comes after unions previously urged the government to reconsider his naming to the position. The workers expressed their dissatisfaction with the selection process through this formal warning. The move signals potential disruptions at one of the Czech Republic's most critical infrastructure hubs. Tensions remain high as the unions seek a leadership change they find acceptable. The government's refusal to backtrack on the appointment has led to this escalation. Further actions may follow if a resolution is not reached.