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Air Transat announces new flight cancellations as talks with union continue

Air Transat cancelled 18 flights and arranged extra repatriation flights as pilots seek better pay and job security amid ongoing negotiations, affecting routes from Montreal and Toronto.

  • On Tuesday, Air Transat cancelled a dozen Tuesday flights and six Wednesday flights from Toronto Pearson and Montreal ahead of a potential pilots' strike.
  • The Air Line Pilots Association, Intl. issued a 72-hour strike notice on Sunday that could let 750 pilots walk off as soon as 3 a.m. ET Wednesday, prompting Air Transat to warn it would wind down operations if no deal by Tuesday.
  • The carrier said negotiations continue and that it made `improved offers` on Monday evening while both sides remain at the bargaining table.
  • Passengers are facing disruption as Amélie Héroux-Gauthier debates cancelling her Dec. 12 flight to Cancun, while CBC News has reached out to the union about ongoing negotiations.
  • Experts say many labour disputes settle in final hours, and Air Transat faces greater financial risk due to its smaller fleet compared with Air Canada and WestJet.
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Air Transat presented a series of alternatives for passengers who took or booked a flight with the airline.

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The carrier continued to cancel flights before Wednesday morning for the pilot strike, during the holiday season.

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Air Transat announces new flight cancellations as talks with union continue

Air Transat has announced a second wave of flight cancellations scheduled for today and tomorrow, the Canadian airline said in a press release amid ongoing negotiations with its pilots’ union.

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Anadolu Ajansı broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Tuesday, December 9, 2025.
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