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Alaska and Hawaiian pilots’ leaders approve tentative labor agreement after nearly two years of talks

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The Master Executive Councils representing Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines pilots have unanimously approved a tentative collective bargaining agreement. The move brings the two sides closer to ending almost two years of negotiations, though the articles do not say the agreement has been finalized.

Discovered 2026-11-13T11:15:33.483902-08:00 | 2026-11-13T11:15:33.483902-08:00

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  • Unanimous approval by both pilots’ Master Executive Councils is a significant step toward resolving nearly two years of negotiations at Alaska and Hawaiian.
  • The agreement is still described as tentative; the articles do not establish that bargaining is complete or specify what comes next.

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