EVA Air reaches agreement with striking cabin crews
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A strike by EVA Air cabin crews is set to end at midnight July 10 after the airline and the Taoyuan Flight Attendants Union signed an agreement July 7. The 18-day strike, the longest to hit Taiwan’s aviation industry, has caused the carrier to cancel about 1,440 flights affecting more than 280,000...
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