Air Canada says it has reached a tentative collective agreement with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAMAW). The agreement involves more than 11,000 Air Canada employees based in Canada who work in Maintenance, Cabin Services, and Airport-related roles, as well as employees in cargo and administrative positions, according to the company. The announcement comes as Air Canada and the union move to finalize the terms of a new contract. The sources state that the IAMAW represents the bargaining unit covered by the tentative deal. The company describes the agreement as covering workers across multiple job categories within its Canadian operations, indicating a broad scope that extends beyond a single department. Details on the specific economic terms, length of the contract, or next steps for ratification are not provided in the information available from these sources. The agreement is described as “tentative,” meaning it is subject to further processes before it becomes final.