Following the cabin crew strike in mid-August, the pilots at the low-cost airline in France are now protesting against the "chronic instability" of their work schedules.
The strike has been called by the Syndicat national des pilotes de ligne (SNPL), France's main pilots' union for September 13th and 14th.
It comes just days after easyJet reached an agreement with cabin crew unions to end a separate strike over working conditions.
The pilots' dispute centres on what the SNPL describes as the "chronic instability" of their work schedules.
The union says pilots can see their schedules changed several times in the same week, making it difficult to organise family life, appointments and rest periods.
