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Inside Aviation: Cathay negotiations sour

written by Robyn Tongol | November 10, 2020
Cathay Pacific Airbus A350-1000 B-LXK at Melbourne Airport. (Dave Soderstrom)
Cathay Pacific Airbus A350-1000 B-LXK at Melbourne Airport. (Dave Soderstrom)cathay

Since the COVID crisis, airlines and unions have been at loggerheads as huge cuts are made and working terms are reduced.

But the situation at Cathay Pacific seems particularly toxic, with reports of ultimatums and 60 per cent salary cuts. In this week’s Inside Aviation, Phil and Adam discuss the fallout, and what it means for the airline.

They also discuss a precarious situation within the industry as a whole. The IATA says aviation’s recovery has “hit a wall”, but why?

Finally, the team chats about the situation closer to home. Could flights from Tasmania to New Zealand be a gamechanger?

Inside Aviation: Cathay negotiations sour Comment

  • Kenneth

    says:

    Time to set one thing straight about what happened at Cathay.
    Message came out Oct 21st, offering new contracts. You had 2 weeks to decide (not 1, but 2).
    Sign within the first week and get a “transition package” for 2 years (2021-2022), or sign within the 2nd week, and you get the transition package for 1 year (2021).

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