Unions shun Air Canada meeting

Article Abstract:

Air Canada's mainline unions boycotted a meeting called by the company with the unions and key financiers in an attempt to break an impasse over pensions. The impasse is certain to delay the insolvent company's exit from bankruptcy protection, scheduled for 30 April 2004 by two months.

Organizational history, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Bankruptcy, Company organization, Company bankruptcy

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Pilots expected to accept pact

Article Abstract:

Air Canada's mainline pilots are expected to give their approval to a proposed labor deal. A Canadian federal labour referee decided to carry out a "limited review" of the ruling. The pilots are expected to pass the deal by a slim margin.

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Experts: legislate as settlement

Article Abstract:

Experts are calling on the Canadian government to order Air Canada' pilots' union to approve labor concessions. Experts say this is the easiest solution to the carrier's problems.

TRANSPORTATION BY AIR, Air Transportation, Air transportation industry, Civil aviation

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