Air Canada has reached an agreement with its flight attendants' union, ending a strike that disrupted travel for hundreds of thousands. Flights are set to resume gradually, but some cancellations will persist as operations stabilize.
A labor board has declared the Air Canada flight attendants’ strike illegal, ordering them to return to work. The union argues the decision violates their rights, leaving 500,000 passengers stranded. What’s next for Air Canada?
Air Canada faces a significant strike as its cabin crew refuses to return to work despite a labor board order. The union demands better wages and compensation for ground work, leading to a standoff with the Canadian government.
Air Canada is resuming its flights after a cabin crew strike forced the cancellation of 700 daily flights. Thousands of flight attendants walked off the job, leading to a government intervention for a resolution.
Air Canada has grounded all flights as over 10,000 flight attendants strike over pay and scheduling disputes. The Canadian government has intervened, but travelers face significant disruptions this summer.
Over 100,000 travelers are stranded as Air Canada flight attendants strike for better wages, forcing most flights to be suspended. The first strike since 1985 has sparked protests at major airports across Canada.
In a dramatic turn of events, Air Canada has suspended all operations as over 10,000 flight attendants strike, leaving travelers stranded during peak summer season. With negotiations stalled, the impact is felt worldwide as passengers face uncertainty and potential financial loss.
Air Canada has begun canceling flights as a strike by flight attendants looms, potentially affecting hundreds of thousands of travelers. With a complete shutdown expected, find out how this could impact your travel plans.
A two-day strike by French air traffic controllers has led to the cancellation of over 1,000 flights, causing outrage among airlines like Ryanair and Air France-KLM. The strike highlights ongoing disputes over staffing and management issues as the busy summer travel season begins.
A massive strike by French air traffic controllers has led to the cancellation of over 1,500 flights, affecting nearly 300,000 passengers during one of the busiest travel periods of the year.
