Flight attendants at Canada’s second-biggest airline begin a strike, disrupting air travel for passengers during a holiday weekend. According to reporting cited by The Independent and Yahoo UK News, the walkout leads to widespread cancellations, with more than 300 flights canceled by early Sunday. The disruptions affect travelers planning to fly over the holiday period, according to the coverage. Both outlets describe the strike as a work stoppage by flight attendants, indicating the disruption is tied to staffing rather than aircraft or weather. The reports highlight the scale of cancellations as airlines adjust operations in response to the walkout. The situation continues to affect schedules beyond early Sunday as travelers seek alternatives and airlines manage revised capacity. The coverage does not include detailed information in the provided excerpts on the specific negotiating issues or the strike’s duration, but it consistently emphasizes the immediate operational impact, including large numbers of canceled flights.