WestJet Resumes Flights Out of YYT Following Labour Disruption
WestJet has resumed flight operations following a brief strike by flight attendants that caused a temporary halt in service. The airline and the CUPE union reached a tentative agreement, which is currently awaiting ratification.
Why it matters
Labor disputes in the aviation industry have significant impacts on travel logistics and the broader economy, highlighting the ongoing tension between labor unions and corporate management.
WestJet is back up and running after a brief strike/lockout involving its flight attendants.
All flights came to a halt just after midnight on Sunday after the airline and CUPE failed to reach a tentative deal.
Time spent on the picket line was short-lived however as the two sides reached a tentative agreement yesterday.
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