Air Canada and flight attendant union reach deal to end strike
After four days of cancelled flights and mounting frustration, Air Canada has struck a tentative deal with its flight attendants’ union, paving the way to end a strike that grounded much of its fleet. The airline says it will resume more than half of scheduled flights by Tuesday evening, though full service may take up to 10 days to restore. At the heart of the dispute was unpaid work — a practice the union says this agreement finally ends, marking a turning point for the industry.
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