Finnair announced Monday that its flights are “back to normal” after cabin crew members went back to work “without delay” Friday following agreement on a new wage proposal made by state mediator Esa Lonka.
Finnair announced Monday that its flights are “back to normal” after cabin crew members went back to work “without delay” Friday following agreement on a new wage proposal made by state mediator Esa Lonka. The strike—which also expanded last week to include fuel delivery, catering, check-in services, ground handling, de-icing, cargo and postal services—forced Finnair to ground more than two-thirds of its flights since the strike began Nov. 30 (ATW ...
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