Air Canada and a union representing the airline’s flight attendants have come to a tentative agreement, ending a days-long strike that canceled thousands of flights and stranded passengers.

Canadian government orders arbitration over Air Canada strike. Here's what you need to know. Air Canada suspended all ...

More than 10,000 flight attendants had walked off the job over pay and scheduling disputes, leading the Canadian government ...

Air Canada said it will gradually restart operations after reaching an agreement early on Tuesday with the union for 10,000 ...

Union said agreement will guarantee members pay for work performed while planes are on the ground, which was a major issue ...

Employees to get pay for ground work and a sharp boost to wages under proposed new contract, which must be approved by union members ...

Air Canada said it suspended plans to restart operations on Sunday after the union representing 10,000 flight attendants said ...

The union first announced the agreement early Tuesday after Air Canada and the union resumed talks late Monday.

But what does this mean for passengers in the U.S.? A lot, as it turns out. The Air Canada Strike Could Affect Up to 27,000 U.S. Passengers Per Day. Up to 27,000 U.S. passengers c ...

Currently, United Airlines and Air Canada are the only airlines to support the feature, but as TechCrunch points out, there are nearly 20 airlines that are prepared to support the feature at some ...