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American Airlines pilots may be hitting the picketing lines soon.

American Airlines pilots have overwhelmingly voted in favour of their labour union strike, while the company has claimed that negotiations with the union are underway. The results of the vote were announced on Monday (May 1). However, reports suggest that no-walk-offs are imminent as pilot strikes are rare and require federal National Mediation Board permission.  Why are the pilots considering a strike?

The protesting pilots, who make up 10 per cent of the workforce, were pressing for the payment of all salaries stopped during the Covid-19 pandemic

Between now and next year. >> what is the question when it comes to what that recession could potentially look like? this is a conversation we have with white house officials all the time. they say were not preparing for one, not having meetings. acting like theres going to be one. it makes a difference what kind of recession it could potentially be. how does that affect your planning? >> again, our planning is probably a little bit, again, recession-proof. were down about 15% from where we shou...

Thousands of passengers stranded as pilots’ strike continues for third day; pilots’ union faces a Tuesday court date over the strike

The pilots announced the strike in defiance of a court order against industrial action and gave no indication of how long it would last. Thousands of passengers have been stranded as a result.

Kenya Airways apologised to pilots for the inconvenience caused because of the pilots strike and said that it could lead to a lost of around $2.5 million daily, reports Reuters.

The Kenya Airlines Pilots Association (KALPA) said a series of meetings with airline management had failed to resolve grievances.

Pilots at Delta Air Lines have voted to authorize a strike if negotiators cannot reach agreement on a new employment contract, their union said on Monday.

Pilots from Delta Air Lines have overwhelmingly voted to strike to negotiate for better contracts, with the airline insisting that its operations are currently not impacted by the development.