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Loganair Cabin Crew Reaches Pay Deal with Unite Union

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Loganair staff based at several UK airports reached a pay agreement with Unite after threatening industrial action. The deal includes an eight per cent increase in basic pay, improved allowances, and a one-off payment of £500 for around 80 cabin crew members. The agreement applies to staff at Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, City of Derry, Isle of Man, and Southampton airports.

From dailyecho.co.uk

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The agreement significantly increases the take-home pay for the affected cabin crew, which is projected to rise by 21.7 per cent by April 2028. This outcome demonstrates the impact of union action on labor costs and compensation within the aviation industry.

From dailyecho.co.uk

Who's involved

  • EdinburghLocation where the pay agreement applies to staff
  • GlasgowLocation where the pay agreement applies to staff
  • AberdeenLocation where the pay agreement applies to staff
  • DundeeLocation where the pay agreement applies to staff

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