EDMONTON — A union representing pilots at Aptitude Airways says they’ve reached a brand new tentative settlement with firm administration.
The Air Line Pilots Affiliation says the settlement comes after 10 months of contract negotiations.
It says the three-year tentative settlement displays progress on points together with improved compensation, pathways for profession development, scheduling guidelines and quality-of-life provisions.
Over the approaching weeks, the union says the settlement can be reviewed by the Aptitude Airways pilots earlier than a ratification vote is held.
Aimee Wintle, a primary officer at Aptitude Airways, says the settlement marks an essential step for the pilots and brings an added stage of stability and professionalism to the airline.
Round 270 pilots employed by Aptitude Airways function scheduled passenger flights all through Canada, america, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central America.



