DUBLIN (Reuters) – Less than 2% of the 3,000 flights Ryanair had scheduled on Friday were impacted by cabin crew strikes that mainly hit Belgium, the Irish low-cost carrier said in a statement that forecast a similar level of disruption over the weekend. “Ryanair expects over 98% of its 3,000 daily flights will operate normally on Saturday and Sunday,” a figure that included disruptions from strikes by cabin crew and French air-traffic control operators, and from airport staff shortages, it said. (Writing by Conor Humphries; Editing by Jan Harvey)