Loganair cabin crew to vote on industrial action after rejecting pay offer
Cabin crew at the UK regional carrier Loganair have turned down a final pay offer and will ballot on possible industrial action between 8 and 27 October, the Unite union says. Pilots, represented by Balpa, have accepted a new two-year deal.
Cabin crew at the British regional airline Loganair have rejected a final pay offer, setting up a possible labour dispute at the carrier. The Unite union is holding a ballot on industrial action from 8 to 27 October.
Loganair said it put forward an improved two-year offer at the end of September and is disappointed by the rejection. The airline added that it does not currently expect any impact on its flying programme.
Pilots at the carrier have taken a different path. Those represented by the Balpa union accepted a new two-year contract by a clear majority, with cumulative pay rising 9.2 percent over the term of the agreement.
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