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Air Canada flight attendants end strike

Air Canada reaches deal with flight attendant union to end strike, operations to gradually restart

Air Canada said Tuesday it will gradually restart operations after reaching an agreement with the union for 10,000 flight attendants to end a strike.

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Air Canada, flight attendants resume talks as days-old strike continues

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Air Canada and Striking Flight Attendants’ Union Reach Tentative Deal

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Air Canada reaches deal with union to end strike

The union for Air Canada's 10,000 flight attendants said early Tuesday that it has reached a tentative agreement to end a strike.

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Air Canada flight attendants remain defiant despite strike being declared illegal

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Frustrations Mount for 500,000 Passengers Affected by Air Canada Strike

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Air Canada Cabin Crew Strike Enters Day Four as Talks Resume

Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu had urged both sides to consider government mediation and raised pressure on Air Canada, promising to investigate allegations of unpaid work in the airline sector, a key com...

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Air Canada, flight attendants' union reach tentative deal to end strike

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Exclusive-Air Canada and Striking Union Are Holding Discussions Monday Night, Source Says

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9 Myths About Flight Attendants That Are 'Just Plain Insulting'

F rom shows like “Pan Am” and “The Flight Attendant” to the many popular influencers who work in the skies, the job of flight attendant certainly captures the public imagination. But along with that allure comes a long list of myths about what the job really entails.

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Flight attendant four times over limit, court told

A Virgin Atlantic flight attendant reported for duty four times over the alcohol limit after crashing her car on the way to Heathrow, a court has heard. On 12 June, Kathryn Scott, 44, from Ottershaw in Surrey, was removed from a plane going to Antigua via Barbados after drinking wine the night before.

Flight attendants to protest at Charlotte-Douglas

Flight attendants with PSA Airlines, which is owned by American Airlines, are planning a protest at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport on Monday.