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Aircraft Mechanics Have Already Received Raises

Summary by Vísir
Icelandair's CEO says that if the flight mechanics agree to go on strike, it will have very serious consequences for the company, which is already struggling with challenging conditions. He says that although the flight mechanics' contract is six years old, there have been increases during the contract period in line with developments in the general labor market.
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Icelandair's CEO says that if the flight mechanics agree to go on strike, it will have very serious consequences for the company, which is already struggling with challenging conditions. He says that although the flight mechanics' contract is six years old, there have been increases during the contract period in line with developments in the general labor market.

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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Vísir broke the news in Reykjavík, Iceland on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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