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Canada's WestJet has successfully reached a tentative agreement with its union representing flight attendants. The breakthrough came early Monday morning after a strike began just a day earlier. A
Canada's WestJet has successfully reached a tentative agreement with its union representing flight attendants. The breakthrough came early Monday morning after a strike began just a day earlier. A
total of 4,400 flight attendants had walked off the job during the labor dispute. The sudden industrial action caused widespread disruption to the airline's daily operations. Hundreds of
flights were forced to be canceled as a direct result of the walkout. Passengers across the network experienced significant travel delays and schedule changes. The tentative deal now paves the way to
resolve the ongoing labor standoff. Normal flight schedules are expected to resume as the agreement is reviewed.