Sixty Loganair cabin crew across seven UK airports are set to vote on a potential strike due to ongoing disagreements over compensation. Unite, the trade union representing the workers, initiated a strike ballot following what they term as a failure to reach satisfactory pay agreements with the airline. The affected airports include Aberdeen and Dundee, among others, highlighting the widespread impact of this industrial action threat. This strike vote follows previous negotiations between Loganair and Unite concerning cabin crew salaries. Union members will now decide whether or not to proceed with planned strikes impacting operations at these key locations.
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