New Year Brings New Labor Challenges For Europe’s Airlines

Kerry Reals January 02, 2019
LONDON—Early indications show European low-cost carriers facing mixed fortunes when it comes to labor relations in 2019.Air France-KLM’s low-cost subsidiary Transavia France managed to secure a wage agreement with all of its unions in December 2018, averting a strike that had been planned to take...

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