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Perth Airport returns to normal after pilot strike

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Qantas confirmed the protected industrial action taken by 211 Network Aviation pilots on Wednesday had concluded. The airline's schedule returning to normal for Thursday's operation. Almost 50 Qantas services were cancelled on Wednesday as a result of the 24-hour pilot strike. The strike was called by the network's 211 pilots, who are based at Perth Airport.

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Perth Airport returns to normal after pilot strike

It’s business as usual at Perth Airport following a 24-hour pilot strike which led to dozens of Qantas services being cancelled.

2 years ago·Australia

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Pilot strike rocks major Aussie airport

Dozens of flights from Perth Airport were canned after Qantas pilots went on strike over what they have claimed are “substandard wages”.

2 years ago·Hobart, Australia

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The Mercury broke the news in Hobart, Australia 2 years ago on Wednesday, October 4, 2023.

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