Solidarity: More FlySafair flight disruptions possible until outcome reached in negotiations
Passengers were left stranded at some of the country's major airports after pilots went ahead with a strike.
A FlySafair aircraft. Picture: FlySafair
CAPE TOWN - Union Solidarity said more FlySafair flight disruptions could be on cards until an outcome is reached in negotiations.
Passengers were left stranded at some of the country's major airports after pilots went ahead with a strike.
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The pilots have demanded a 10% increase, rest time, and leave benefits.
Solidarity spokesperson Helgard Cronjé said the delay in negotiations could cause further flight cancellations.
"We are still concerned about the urgency that they [are] approaching this with, seeing as they are only available to meet on Wednesday."
FlySafair spokesperson Kirby Gordan said the airline is committed to the negotiations.
"We thank our customers for their support and understanding during this important and challenging period and reiterate our commitment to good faith negotiations."