WestJet resumes flights from Toronto after reaching tentative deal with flight attendants' union
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WestJet has resumed flights from Toronto following a tentative agreement reached early Monday morning with the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), which represents the airline's flight attendants. The newly struck deal addresses a significant wage gap between WestJet flight attendants and those at other Canadian carriers.
The agreement brings an end to a period of major disruption that saw hundreds of flight cancellations over the weekend, leaving passengers scrambling. Despite the resumption of flights, airline operations have not yet fully returned to normal, and there is currently no official timeline for when the carrier's schedule will be completely restored to speed.
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panow.comFocuses on passenger disruption and the scramble amidst the negotiations.
Toronto StarHighlights the wage gap resolution and operational return to speed.
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