While WestJet workers are suspending job action, the Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is warning travellers booked with the airline that their flights may still be affected.
WestJet and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) announced a tentative deal in the contract dispute early Monday, after several hundred flights were cancelled.
YVR said it would take some time for the airline’s operations to resume full service.
Twenty-one WestJet flights are scheduled to operate out of Vancouver on Monday, while 49 others remain cancelled, YVR said.
WestJet, union reach tentative deal to end flight attendants’ strike
WestJet Encore flights were unaffected, it added.
WestJet flight attendants walked off the job on Sunday, in a push to be paid for the hours when they aren’t in the air, but may still be assisting passengers or waiting on delayed flights to depart.
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WestJet, union reach tentative deal to end strike by flight attendants
WestJet has not disclosed details of the tentative agreement.
CUPE members will still need to ratify the deal before it takes effect.
