Air Canada’s financial outlook has taken a hit this week, with the Canadian flag carrier estimating that its August flight attendant strike forced the cancellation of more than 3,000 flights and cost the airline approximately US $270 (CA $375) million. The airline is now forecasting to earn up to US $2.23 (CA $3.1) billion for this financial year, as reported by the Financial Post.
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Air Canada Prepares For Orderly Shutdown If Pilot Talks Fail
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- September 11, 2024
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Negotiations often take unexpected twists and turns, but it seems Air Canada is writing its own playbook for bargaining with pilots. The airline announced today that it is finalizing contingency plans to suspend most of its operations. While the airline said there is still time to reach an agreement, it added that the “parties remain far apart.”Thumbnail Image: Vincenzo Pace | Simple Flying