The Air Canada has suspended all flights as a strike of cabin staff begins – a stepponder stated by the plane breaks about 130,000 passengers a day.
The union representing over 10,000 Air Canada flight attendant confirms 72-hour action in the Saturday morning industry.
The plane said that all trips were suspended, including those under budget Arm Airge, and advised affected customers not to go around the airport.
Air Canada flights call for higher wages and pay for work when plans are on the ground.
The strike occurred at 00:58 et (04:58 GMT) last Saturday, even if the Air Canada began to scaling its operations before. The plane says around 500 flights to be affected every day.
Flight flights are the picket of major Canadian airports, where passengers have been tested to secure new books earlier in the week.
Air Canada, flying directly in 180 cities around the world, said it has “suspended all operations that do not go to the airport”.
It added that the Air Canada Jazz, Pal Airlines and Air Canada Express Flight were not affected by strike.
“Air Canada is severely blaming the effect of strike with customers,” it said.
Nightly Friday, the plane says it gets 623 trips that affect over 100,000 passengers, as part of a winding of operations ahead of strike.
In contract negotiations, the plane says these flyers to fly a 38% increase in full fee for four years, with 25% proud of the first year.
Cupepa says the offer “below inflation, below market value, below the minimum wage” and still leave the flight attendant at the flights of flights.
The union and the airline are trading on the barbs about each other’s willingness to reach a deal.
Last month, 99.7% of Union represented employees voted for a strike.
The Minister of Work in Canada Patty Hajdu This week urges Air Canada and the union to return to a bargain table to avoid a strike.
He also told a statement that the Air Canada asked him to focus the dispute to the Arbitration.
Cupepa assumed that it was talking to the good faith for more than eight months, but that Air Canada instead of looking for government arbitration.
“If we stand together, Air Canada does not come to the table of good faith,” the union is said to a statement of its members. “However, they call the federal government to enter and take the rights.”