Pilots for Spanish airline Iberia went on strike on Monday, grounding 150 flights in the first of 30 one-day strikes to protest against the start-up of low-cost carrier Iberia Express. The pilots, who plan to strike every Monday and Friday until July, say Iberia's new low-cost service contravenes a number of struck deals, Info-Prim Neo reports, quoting a communiqué from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of Moldova. The persons who want to use the services of Iberia these days can examine the list of cancelled flights on the airline's Web page. The cancelled flights include destinations within Spain, around Europe, and to Latin America. The Ministry recommends the travelers to inquire about the state of affairs beforehand so as to avoid unpleasant situations when going to Spain.