Canada’s biggest air carrier offered a 12 percent wage hike for those with five years on the job or less, and 8 percent for those with more than six.
Published On 5 Sep 2025
Reuters withdrew this story after it was published stating that a union spokesperson clarified that the statement the story is based on was published in error.
Air Canada’s flight attendants and its regional unit have voted against ratifying the carrier’s wage offer.
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The union announced the decision on Friday.
Many of the flight attendants at Canada’s largest carrier were dissatisfied with wage increases in a tentative agreement that they had arrived at last month and that had helped end a crippling strike at the time.
Air Canada had proposed a 12 percent first-year wage hike for Rouge flight attendants and mainline staff with five years of service or less, and an 8 percent increase for those with six years or more, the union said.
