Air Canada Strike Ends with Tentative Deal, Normal Operations Resume

Air Canada and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) have reached a tentative labor agreement, ending the strike that threatened to disrupt travel for thousands of passengers. The deal addresses core demands around compensation and unpaid duties, improving upon the initial offer rejected by the union.

The details of the agreement remain confidential pending ratification. The strike's conclusion allows Air Canada to resume normal operations, restoring flights across its network.

Travelers can now proceed with more confidence, though some schedule adjustments may continue as the airline repositions aircraft and crew.