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Alaska Airlines Flight Attendants Secure Industry-Leading Contract

Alaska Airlines' flight attendants have ratified a new three-year contract, achieving an average 32% pay raise, improved scheduling flexibility, and enhanced benefits. The agreement, endorsed by 95% of participating crew members, also sets a precedent for upcoming negotiations with Hawaiian Airlines.

2025-02-28T13:25:05.352548-08:00

Bloomberg

Boeing Ends Union Talks, Withdraws Pay Offer Amid Ongoing Strike

2024-10-08T19:59:22.483820-07:00

globalnews.ca

Air Canada Pilots Ratify Record $1.9 Billion Contract Averting Strike

2024-10-10T09:42:26.637331-07:00

Airways Magazine

Court of Appeal Confirms Ryanair's Blacklisting Practices as Illegal

2025-01-17T07:52:30.186989-08:00

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beatofhawaii.com

Hawaiian-Alaska Pilots Initiate Key Negotiations Amid Merger Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines' pilots have commenced negotiations for a Joint Collective Bargaining Agreement with Alaska management. This crucial process is pivotal to ensuring a seamless merger and integrating pilots under a unified contract, impacting operational efficacy and workforce unification.

2025-02-28T15:42:32.834999-08:00

Hawaiian-Alaska Pilots Initiate Key Negotiations Amid Merger

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Alaska Airlines Flight Attendants Secure Industry-Leading Contract Alaska Airlines' flight attendants have ratified a new three-year contract, achieving an average 32% pay raise, improved scheduling flexibility, and enhanced benefits. The agreement, endorsed by 95% of participating crew members, also sets a precedent for upcoming negotiations with Hawaiian Airlines.

2025-02-28T13:25:05.352548-08:00

Alaska Airlines Flight Attendants Secure Industry-Leading Contract

AeroTime

Delta Air Lines Addresses Pilot Misinformation in Endeavor Air Crash Delta Air Lines has taken action to correct falsehoods circulating online about the pilots involved in the recent Endeavor Air CRJ-900 incident in Toronto. The airline issued a statement to ensure accurate reporting of the events and defend the professionalism of its crew.

2025-02-26T07:23:49.651143-08:00

Delta Air Lines Addresses Pilot Misinformation in Endeavor Air Crash

FlightGlobal

ALPA Challenges Boeing's 737 Max 7 and 10 SMYD Exemption Request The Air Line Pilots Association has expressed opposition to Boeing's request for regulatory exemption for the stall-management yaw damper on its 737 Max 7 and Max 10 models, citing safety concerns. Boeing, however, maintains that the system is reliable and poses no risks.

2025-02-25T18:31:58.632847-08:00

ALPA Challenges Boeing's 737 Max 7 and 10 SMYD Exemption Request

Flying Magazine

NATCA Opposes Raising ATC Retirement Age Amid Staff Shortages The National Air Traffic Controllers Association dismisses Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s proposal as ineffective for addressing ongoing staffing challenges. The union argues that extending the retirement age might delay the issue without providing a sustainable solution to the shortage of air traffic controllers.

2025-02-10T12:59:53.361957-08:00

NATCA Opposes Raising ATC Retirement Age Amid Staff Shortages

Axios

Washington State Considers Pilots' Mental Health for Air Safety Efforts to improve air safety in Washington involve legislative focus on pilots' mental health, acknowledging that concerns over losing flight privileges deter aviators from seeking help. This approach aims to balance mental well-being with safety regulations.

2025-02-06T11:59:00.953607-08:00

Washington State Considers Pilots' Mental Health for Air Safety

Aviation Source

Rocheleau Appointed Acting FAA Administrator, Aviation Groups Supportive Aviation organizations including AOPA, NBAA, GAMA, and NATA have expressed support for Chris Rocheleau's appointment by President Trump as acting FAA Administrator. Rocheleau, with a background in business aviation and military service, is expected to bring robust leadership to the FAA.

2025-02-02T18:56:06.598789-08:00

Rocheleau Appointed Acting FAA Administrator, Aviation Groups Supportive

Aviation Week

Lufthansa Aviation Training CEO Highlights Rising Pilot Demand in Asia and Africa Matthias Spohr, CEO of Lufthansa Aviation Training, discusses a noteworthy increase in demand for pilot training within the Lufthansa Group, particularly in rapidly expanding markets such as Asia and Africa. This growth underscores the sector's recovery and expansion post-pandemic.

2025-01-31T10:32:51.191732-08:00

Lufthansa Aviation Training CEO Highlights Rising Pilot Demand in Asia and Africa

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