An ongoing labour dispute could upend many Canadians’ holiday travel plans. Pilots at Air Transat have given notice that they are preparing to go on strike this Wednesday. As a result, the Canadian airline said it will begin grounding flights starting Monday, and will suspend all service on Tuesday, unless a last-minute deal can be reached. Mike Armstrong reports on the negotiations and the travellers caught in the middle.
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Air Transat pilots gear up for strike as union issues 72-hour notice
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