Air Canada, Flight Attendants Union Will Head to Arbitration
The labor union representing Air Canada’s flight attendants has asked to cancel mediation and move wage negotiations to direct arbitration.
The labor union representing Air Canada’s flight attendants has asked to cancel mediation and move wage negotiations to direct arbitration.
The Allied Pilots Association has filed a grievance over American Airline’s alleged plan to use a partner carrier, Alaska, for long-haul international routes.
Pilots with ultra-low-cost airline Allegiant are preparing to hold a no-confidence vote in the carrier’s management and board and directors.
Air Canada said it will begin canceling flights as its flight attendants prepare to strike, raising the possibility of a full shutdown by the weekend.
In a statement, ALPA said it recently received certification from the Canada Industrial Relations Board to represent over 800 pilots at Porter.
The unions representing pilots at Republic and Mesa have signed a “unity agreement” that will govern contract negotiations as the two carriers work to merge.
The union and United reached a tentative deal in May that included immediate raises of at least 26%, a one-time retroactive bonus, and an additional holiday.
Currently, the group is represented by the Allied Pilots Association (APA), though a majority of members voted earlier this year to explore a merger.