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Boeing’s production of 737s, 767s and 777s ground to a halt on 13 September when machinists walked off the job, starting the a costly strike that threatens to derail the company’s recovery and drain its cash reserves. The resulting strike has stopped 737 production in Renton and widebody assembly in Everett. A backlog of approx total 6500 aircraft. Around 33,000 of Boeing's unionized West Coast workers, most in Washington state, have been on strike. Boeing’s assembly of 787s at its non-unionised site in South Carolina continues, but the strike affects shipments of Dreamliners already in its inventory, as that delivery work is done in Everett. “The strike will likely delay Boeing’s recovery, including its goal of increasing Max production to 38 planes a month by the end of the year,” S&P Global Ratings said in a 16 September report. Carriers including Air India, Alaska Airlines, Ryanair, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines are among those most likely to be affected, Bloomberg says. ************************* NEW PROPOSAL The new proposal includes 35% wage increases over four years, a higher signing bonus of $7,000, guaranteed minimum payouts in an annual bonus program and higher 401(k) contributions among other changes. *********************** (Source Flight International) What do you think & how the strike will be over & demands will be resolved of Boeing employees ? We welcome industry experts who can elaborate about signing bonus , annual bonus program & 401 contribution ??? #follower #highlight #everyone #aviation #usa #pakistan #boeing #777 #737 #strike #flightinternational #787 #renton #Everett

Pilots at Qantas’ Perth-based subsidiary Network Aviation went on strike for 24 hours Thursday, causing disruptions for thousands of passengers, with more union action planned for next week, reports Michael West Media (read below) "An increasingly bitter relationship between the pilots of the company’s Perth-based Network Aviation and the Australian Federation of Air Pilots (AFAP) , which covers about 90% of the 250 pilots in the group, saw them strike yesterday. Qantas cancelled 35 regional flights stranding paying passengers and #fifo workers." "Pilots at Network Aviation (NA) have voted down three attempts at a new Enterprise Bargaining Agreement. NA pilots are the worst paid in the Qantas group; at present, 70% of NA pilots are paid below award levels, according to the #union. Qantas’ says they want a 50% pay rise, but that would only take them up to award levels." #AirPilotsAward #Network #Qantaslink #pilots #strike #westernaustralia #industrialrelations #UnionStrong #solidarity

The strike, involving thousands of Boeing's workers, could significantly impact several international airlines' pending 737 MAX deliveries. Follow the link to discover more: https://zurl.co/OEHB Subscribe for more exclusive insights. #Aviation #AviationBusinessME #Boeing

It's incredible how one of the largest US mainland airline carriers can pay its worthless CEO $34.1 Million for doing nothing good for the company compared to Delta, Alaska, and Southwest, who have done more for their employees. Meanwhile, Mr. Isom has no shame in taking his millions and putting nothing back into its employee's wages, airline safety, or even signing the flight attendants' contract pay raise. What kind of loser is this CEO? Look at Alaska, Delta, and Southwest doing better than American Airlines. How sad to see a corporation misled by poor leadership, corrupt stakeholders, weak union reps, and unhappy employees. I have often said that all AA employees should unite and walk out for a week. Let's see Mr. Isom run AA with his worthless upper management. I pay to watch it happen. #airlines, #AA, #Alaska, #Delta, #Southwest, #Hawaiian, #frontier,#spirits,#CEO, #Management, #employee's, #safety, #mechanics, #flight, #attendants, #pilots, #gate #crew, #leadership No Deal: American Airlines Flight Attendants Told To Brace For Strike Over Pay Dispute

United Airlines flight attendants vote overwhelmingly in favor of a strike authorization, marking the first in two decades and highlighting frustrations over stalled contract negotiations. Will this labor unrest lead to disruptions during critical travel periods and impact the airline's operational stability and reputation? Investors should take note of the potential risks and consider the implications for United Airlines' profitability and stock performance in a competitive industry. https://lnkd.in/egN_iCVz Foliko Insights - Investor News for a New Age #ai #generativeai #genai #marketnews

July 22, 2024 - American Airlines has reached a tentative agreement with its flight attendants' union, addressing crucial issues such as compensation and work rules while preventing a summer strike. This development is a significant milestone in airline labor relations. Watch the video to understand its impact on the industry and travelers. #AirlineIndustry #LaborNegotiations #TravelNews #UnionNegotiations

TEXAS- The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), representing over 27,000 Flight Attendants at American Airlines (AA), has submitted a second request for release from mediation on Jan 19, 2024. If this request is approved, it would mark a crucial step towards a potential strike. #AmericanAirlines #AmericanAirlinesflight #AmericanAirlinesFlightAttendant #AmericanAirlinesFlightAttendantJobs #AmericanAirlinesFlightAttendantMediation #AmericanAirlinesFlightAttendantNews #AmericanAirlinesFlightAttendantStrike #AmericanAirlinesnews #APFA #APFANews

Qantas faces a 24-hour pilot strike in Western Australia amid a prolonged pay dispute with its subsidiary, Network Aviation. The Australian Federation of Air Pilots have planned the strike, which will impact QantasLink flights. Network Aviation is seeking unilateral arbitration after 18 months of failed negotiations. The union contends that Network pilots are paid less, while Network Aviation asserts it has offered significant pay increases. The situation unfolds against the backdrop of proposed government amendments to arbitration laws. The proposed amendments, set to be debated in parliament, aim to prevent arbitration outcomes from negatively affecting workers' existing conditions. However, the proposed amendments have sparked debate, emphasising the need for fair considerations in labor disputes due to concerns of a potential pro-union bias. #Qantas #PilotStrike #LaborDispute #ArbitrationLaws https://lnkd.in/gCG49TP2