WestJet’s cabin crew strike ends after the airline and the union reach a tentative agreement. Multiple outlets report that the deal resolves the work stoppage and includes provisions that recognize pre-flight cabin crew duties. The agreement is described as tentative, meaning it is not final until it is approved through the union’s ratification process.
Globe and Mail reports that the next step is for the proposed agreement to be presented to WestJet Cabin Crew members for a vote. India Today similarly frames the outcome as the strike ending alongside the recognition of pre-flight cabin crew work within the terms of the tentative deal.
Details on broader contract changes, dates for returning to work, and the final terms are not provided in the supplied summaries. The reported focus on pre-flight duties suggests the agreement addresses specific issues raised during the labor dispute, but the final extent of changes will depend on the ratification outcome.
