WestJet Begins Parking Planes as Deal Remains Elusive
by Bruce Parkinson
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WestJet has begun “the difficult process” of parking 737 aircraft as labour negotiations with the union representing their cabin crew have not resulted in an agreement,
The airline says this “necessary step” allows it to maintain operational control and protect the integrity of the broader network while minimizing the risk of stranding guests and aircraft.
“We remain active at the bargaining table to achieve a mutually agreeable deal at the earliest possible time,” the airline says.
Guests travelling are advised to check the status of their flight prior to leaving for the airport.
The airline advises stakeholders to visit its Travel Advisory page for all guest and travel-related questions. For the latest status on negotiations, click here.





