Loganair averts cabin crew strike as staff accept two-year deal with 8% basic-pay rise

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Loganair cabin crew overwhelmingly backed the airline’s enhanced offer, ending the threat of industrial action at the UK regional carrier. The agreement runs for two years and includes an 8% increase in basic pay, securing a settlement between the airline and its cabin crew.

Discovered 2026-11-02T09:04:58.470377-08:00 | 2026-11-02T09:04:58.470377-08:00

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  • The deal removes the immediate threat of cabin crew industrial action, supporting continuity of Loganair’s operations.
  • The two-year agreement sets a defined labor-cost commitment, including an 8% rise in basic pay.

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