Air Canada and flight attendants to avoid strike, Boeing plans Dreamliner world tour, US Airways fires three at Philadelphia in buddy pass scheme
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Fliers’ vs airlines’ rights now in social media, Air Canada strike halted by the government, SIA denies plans for a low-carrier April launch
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“Chat down” causes “Logan passenger jam”, Alaska Air makes emergency landing for bomb scare, Canadian government may step in if flight attendants strike
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Memphis open for business despite flooding, Peace in the BA sky between flight attendants and the airline? Qantas/AA joint venture requested from DOT
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Flight attendants get Kung Fu training, useful travel app gives positioning info, Qantas engineers to strike
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Disney to add private safari, strike halts French flights, Ritz-Carlton Toronto to open in the fall
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At this point, the strike actions have gone on so long, that the dispute is no longer even about the original issues, which centered on reducing one flight attendant on some long-haul flights. It’s now mostly about British Airways making good on its threat to strip travel privileges from cabin crew who struck the first time.
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American Airlines (AA) is not waiting to find out whether an agreement will be forthcoming from their current round of negotiations with their flight attendants (FAs). They are training replacement flight attendants and recruiting more.
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At this point, British Airways’ labor dispute with their UNITE cabin crew union has almost degenerated into a line from the old song, “War, what are we fighting for? Don’t tell me I don’t give a damn…”
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So the latest rounds of the British Airways cabin crew strike have been halted due to a court injunction. Is this really good news? Or is BA just sweeping a problem under the rug that will end up worse later.
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