Air Canada flight hosts refuse to decline after the illegal strike was announced by the Labor Council

Air Canada flight attendants are not declining after the Canadian Industrial Relations Council (CIRB) He hits By 10,000 Canada and Air Canada Rouge Flight Protects on Monday and ordered them to return to the job.

Mark Hancock, President of the Canadian Federation of Public employees, told a press conference in Montreal on Monday that the union would remain in a strike.

“We tell our flight attendants that we will support them,” said Hancock.

Decored Headr A. He hits By 10,000 of the Canada and Air Canada Rouge Flight Attension on Monday, they ordered them to return to the job after they had previously ignored a return to work and apply for arbitration.

The strike entered the largest airline in Canada on Monday and affects about 130,000 passengers per day during the peak summer travel season, and the two sides are still out of wages and other problems. Air Canada suspended plans to restart the operations on Sunday after the Federation challenged a previous order to return to work.

“The members of the Union’s compromise unit are directed to resume their duties immediately and refrain from engaging in illegal strike activities.”

The Board of Directors, an independent administrative court that explains and implementing labor laws in Canada, said that the union needs to make a written notice to all its members by the two that they must resume their duties.

It was not immediately clear to resort to the Canadian council or government in the face of the union’s continuous rejection.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said: “We are in a situation in which hundreds of thousands of Canadians and our country’s visitors are literally disrupted from this procedure.” “I urge both sides to solve this as soon as possible.”

When asked on Monday about the type of repercussions that the union was ready to face its challenge to the return of the Labor Council to business orders, Hancock said: “There is no limit. We will remain strong.”

“If this means that people are gay going to prison, then it would be the case.”

Although he refused to comply with the return to work, Hancock also said that the federation is committed to reaching a deal.

Air Canada 600 trips from 4:03 pm Eastern time on Monday, according to Monday, Flightaware.com. Air Canada Rouge 131 has shown flying operations.

The arrangement of return to the second work

Air Canada plans were suspended to restart the operations for the first time on Sunday after the Union said it would challenge the matter of returning to the work order. The strike already affects about 130,000 passengers per day during the peak summer travel season.

CIRB had ordered flight employees for the first time to work by 2 pm on Sunday after the government intervened and said Air Canada that it plans to resume flights on Sunday evening.

The largest airline in Canada initially said early Monday that it would resume flights in that evening, adding in a statement that the union “illegally directed its airline members to challenge the direction of the Canadian Industrial Relations Council.”

After the second Canadian Federation refused to end the stopping of the work, the airline updated its website on Monday afternoon to say that the Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge operations are still hanging.

“The circulating cancellation operations extend until 16:00 EST on August 19, 2025,” read a statement on Air Canada.

“More than half a million customers have been affected by this illegal strike, and we want to see an end to it,” Michael Rousso, CEO of Air Canada, told Bnn Bloomberg on Monday.

For the first time, the airline employees ordered the return to return by 2 pm on Sunday and to the script to enter the arbitration, after the government intervened. Air Canada then said it plans to resume flights on Sunday evening. But when the workers refused, the airline said it would resume flights on Monday evening instead. However, there was no sign that the Canadian Union of Public Employees, or CUPE will wander.

Air Canada operates about 700 flights per day.

What Canada Airlines offer

On Sunday, the Federation leader Hancock torn a copy of the matter of returning to the initial work outside the Pearson International Airport in Toronto, and said that the members will not return to work this week, to the chants of notes in flying.

The flight attendants came out of the work at about one o’clock in the morning, East time on Saturday, after the airline’s request was rejected to enter the arbitration directed to the government, which allows the third party’s mediator to determine the conditions of a new contract.

Air Canada and CUPE were in about eight months, but remained far from the issue of payment and unpaid actions by flight attendants when the planes were not in the air.

The last offer of the airline included an increase of 38 % in total compensation, including benefits and pensions, over a period of four years. This deal “would make our flight attendants the best compensation in Canada,” according to the transfer of the carrier.

But the union retreated, saying that the 8 % proposed increase in the first year did not go sufficiently due to inflation.

“Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge, which was established since August 16 due to the disruption of employment in CUPE, on August 17 by the illegal strike activities of the leadership of CUPE,” said Air Canada in a statement on Monday. “Air Canada regrets this effect on its customers and is completely committed to returning to service as soon as possible.”

The airline now estimates that 500,000 customer flights have been canceled as a result. Travelers whose flights are affected will be qualified to request a full recovery on the airline website or mobile application, according to Air Canada.

Last year, the government forced the country’s main railways to arbitration with its labor veil as it stopped. The Union suits railway workers, saying that the government removes the influence of the Union in negotiations.

Air Canada customers can find more information on the airline website: www.aircanada.com