Canadian travel provider Transat AT Inc. reached a tentative agreement with the Air Line Pilots Association, preventing a disruptive strike one day before it could have started.
The Montreal-based company, which operates the airline Air Transat, said in a statement Tuesday on its website that operations would return to normal. The labor deal will be submitted to more than 750 pilots for a ratification vote in the coming days, after “more than 11 months of intensive negotiations,” according to ALPA.
Air Transat and Pilot Union Avert Strike With Tentative Deal
