BREAKING: Air Canada has reportedly offered its pilots (ALPA) a 30% pay increase over three years, including a minimum 20% raise upfront, in an attempt to avoid a strike amid stalled negotiations. The offer also allegedly includes enhanced pension and health benefits. Canadian pilots, on average, earn approximately 50%-60% less than their American counterparts. Pilots are set to strike mid-September if no agreement is reached, as they seek to close the pay gap with U.S. airlines.

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12 小時內	Sergio Gutierrez sergio_g8234	Good luck with that, a lot of mainline captains with over 20+ years experience are making close if not over $1M a year in the US. Gonna be surprised if Air Canada can match that or get close to it
19 小時內	Team420.519 team420.519	Good, I want to land safely. make sure pilots and aircraft mechanics make as much as a surgeon. At the end of the day they have 100x the number of lives in their hands.
19 小時內	Van Grif heylistenintuition
20 小時內	Kyle Grealy kyledgrealy	False. Air Canada crews make 50% of what American crews are making. That’s half. Not 50% less. This means we need closer to a 100% wage to close the gape.
20 小時內	Marina Pedisic \| Lived-in Blonde marinadoes_hair	30% is insulting.
一天內	SJE Photography sjepix	Unions at it again and in the end, we the passengers pay the price. So if Canadian pilots get paid the same and US, can we also get US prices?? That's what I thought.
一天內	Andrea Zambataro zambagram_	Avoid tail strike?
一天內	gavin.bragg	They’re just going to be forced back to work by the liberal government, just like the rail workers.