Norwegian anuncia suspender contratos
AW | 2019 03 19 09:39 | AIRLINES ROUTES
Norwegian Air Shuttle no logra acuerdo con personal de Palma de Mallorca
La aerolínea Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA no llega a un acuerdo con los sindicatos aeronáuticos de España para el traslado de los trabajadores de la Base de Palma a otras en la Península Ibérica. Entre las condiciones de Norwegian Air está el mantenimiento de los puestos de trabajo a cambio de una suma en compensación por el coste del traslado
Norwegian ha iniciado un proceso de suspensión de contratos y reducción de jornada de sus trabajadores en Palma al no haber podido llegar a un acuerdo con los sindicatos sobre su traslado a otras bases en la Península, como así lo hizo saber el pasado mes de enero cuando anunció que quería minimizar el impacto del cierre de sus bases en España, ofreciendo reubicaciones a los afectados.
La compañía ha explicado este Lunes 18 Marzo 2019 en un comunicado que el Sindicato Español de Pilotos de Líneas Áreas (SEPLA) y la sección sindical de tripulantes de cabina de pasajeros (TCP) de USO no han aceptado la última oferta que puso sobre la mesa, que incluía el mantenimiento de todos los puestos de trabajo a cambio del traslado a bases operativas en la Península más una suma en compensación por el coste del traslado. “No nos queda otra alternativa que comunicar a los sindicatos USO y Sepla nuestra intención de iniciar un Procedimiento colectivo de suspensión de contratos y reducción de jornada de nuestros tripulantes (tanto pilotos como TCP) de nuestra base operativa en Palma”, ha asegurado un portavoz de la compañía.
Los contratos entrarán en suspenso durante la segunda semana del mes de Abril 2019 y por un periodo que puede alargarse hasta un año completo, aunque Norwegian ha señalado que es una medida temporal. Los contratos “no se rescindirán, sino que tan sólo se pondrán en suspenso, y por lo tanto, después del período de suspensión, serán reincorporados a sus puestos de trabajo en las mismas condiciones que se les aplicaban antes del procedimiento colectivo”.
Norwegian announces suspension of contracts
Norwegian Air Shuttle does not reach agreement with Palma de Mallorca staff
The airline Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA does not reach an agreement with the aeronautical unions of Spain for the transfer of workers from the Base of Palma to others in the Iberian Peninsula. Among the conditions of Norwegian Air is the maintenance of jobs in exchange for a sum in compensation for the cost of the transfer
Norwegian has started a process of suspension of contracts and reduction of working hours for its workers in Palma, as it was unable to reach an agreement with the unions on its transfer to other bases in the Peninsula, as it was announced last January when announced that it wanted to minimize the impact of the closure of its bases in Spain, offering relocations to those affected.
The company explained this Monday, March 18, 2019 in a statement that the Spanish Union of Line Pilots (SEPLA) and the union section of passenger cabin crew (TCP) of USO have not accepted the latest offer put on the table, which included the maintenance of all jobs in exchange for the transfer to operational bases in the Peninsula plus a sum in compensation for the cost of the transfer. «We have no alternative but to communicate to USO unions and Sepla our intention to initiate a collective procedure of suspension of contracts and reduction of working hours of our crew (both pilots and TCP) of our operational base in Palma», said a spokesman of the company.
The contracts will be suspended during the second week of April 2019 and for a period that can be extended up to a full year, although Norwegian has indicated that it is a temporary measure. The contracts «will not be rescinded, but will only be put on hold, and therefore, after the period of suspension, they will be reinstated to their jobs in the same conditions that were applied before the collective procedure». A \ W
Ξ A I R G W A Y S Ξ
SOURCE: Airgways.com
DBk: Norwegian.com / Agenttravel.es
AW-POST: 201903190939AR
A\W A I R G W A Y S ®
AW | 2019 03 19 09:13 | AIRLINES / INDUSTRY
Starlux Airlines ordena aeronaves A350 widebodies
Pacífico.
Starlux orders 17 A350 XWB
The A350 is the most modern and eco-efficient aircraft family in the world, the configuration of the future of air travel. It is the long-range leader in the large wide-body market (300 to more than 400 seats). The A350 XWB offers unparalleled operational flexibility and the efficiency of all market segments up to ultra-long distance (9,700 nm). It has the latest aerodynamic design, fuselage and carbon fiber wings, as well as new Rolls-Royce low-fuel engines. Together, these latest technologies translate into unprecedented levels of operational efficiency, with a 25% reduction in fuel consumption and emissions. The airspace of the Airbus A350 XWB is the quietest of any double aisle and offers passengers and crews the most modern products in flight for the most comfortable flight experience. By the end of February 2019, the A350 XWB Family had received 852 firm orders from 48 customers worldwide, making it one of the most successful wide-body aircraft. A \ W
AW | 2019 03 18 21:12 | AIRLINES![Aerolíneas_Argentinas_Logo_2010.svg[1].png](https://airgways.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/aerolc3adneas_argentinas_logo_2010.svg1_.png?w=136&h=58){kind=logo}
Aerolíneas Argentinas lanza promoción 3×1 en compra de millas de Aerolíneas Plus
Aerolíneas promotes 3X1 in miles
Aerolíneas Argentinas launches 3×1 promotion in the purchase of Aerolíneas Plus miles
The miles acquired with this promo, plus those accumulated in the user’s account, can be exchanged to fly to all Aerolíneas Argentinas destinations and more than 1,000 destinations around the world with the SkyTeam Alliance network. For example, you can fly from Buenos Aires to Rosario for 2,000 miles per leg, from Córdoba to Neuquén for 3,000 per leg or from Ushuaia to New York for 20,000 per leg. In addition, miles can be redeemed to access cabin upgrades. The options provided by Aerolíneas Plus are multiple and you can check them through their website.
AW | 2019 03 18 20:48 | AIRLINES / BIOGRAPHY
Niño australiano sueña su propia aerolínea
Future high-flying executive
Australian child dreams of his own airline
Alex Jacquot was extremely nervous waiting for the response from the airline. However, I did not expect the person who wrote his response to be the CEO of Qantas, Alan Joyce. The President of the airline gave serious advice on things to take into account when establishing an airline. He stated: «I usually do not give advice to competitors, but I will make an exception». His behavior showed respect for the dream of a 10-year-old boy, in addition to seeing Jacquot as a true future entrepreneur. The reaction of the child Alex Jacquot to receive the answer was: «I ran around the house for 10 minutes because I was excited after reading the letter». But Alex’s joy did not stop there, Alan Joyce even invited the child to a private meeting to show him how an airline works. A \ W
Norwegian Air Argentina aún no es rentable pero proyecta más rutas
promociones que lanzan sus competidores en el Aeropuerto El Palomar no perdurarán en el tiempo. Así y todo tiene grandes metas de expansión en el país conectando con rutas muy demandadas.
Norwegian AR continues to seek profitability
Norwegian Air Argentina has landed in Argentina beginning its air operations in October 2018. The CEO of Norwegian Argentina, Ole Christian Melhus, says that the low cost model is not yet profitable in the country and that the promotions launched by its competitors at El Aeropuerto Palomar will not last in time. All in all, it has great goals of expansion in the country, connecting with highly demanded routes.
AW | 2019 03 17 16:47 | AIRLINES
Turbulence in Malaysia Airlines
AW | 2019 03 16 05:11 | AIRLINES
Avianca está cancelando compromisos por 17 Airbus A320NEO aplaza la incorporación de 35 adicionales
Avianca cancels Airbus orders
AW | 2019 03 14 16:56 | AIRLINES
Ryanair Sun pasará a denominarse Buzz a partir de 2Q2019. Con este nuevo nombre la matriz low cost irlandesa revive la marca Buzz que Ryanair adquirió en 2003, que solo tuvo un año de duración, y relanza su filial polaca para incrementar su expansión global.
AW | 2019 03 13 20:15 | AIRLINES
Lufthansa encarga 20 A350-900 adicionales
Lufthansa orders additional A350-900
Lufthansa Group, the largest Airbus operator, has signed an order for 20 additional Airbus A350-900 wide-body aircraft, following a decision by the company’s supervisory board. This last agreement raises the total orders of the Lufthansa Group for the A350-900 to 45 units. The current fleet of aircraft operating in the world total 12 A350-900.
The Lufthansa decision reinforces the Group’s status as the largest customer and operator of the Airbus airline, with 674 Airbus aircraft on order (including the most recent A350 order) and 574 Airbus aircraft in the Group’s current fleet (31/12/2018) including 28 A220 Family, 420 A320 Family, 100 A330 / A340, 12 A350 and 14 A380.
Lufthansa bestellt zusätzliche A350-900
Die Lufthansa Group, der größte Airbus-Betreiber, hat auf Beschluss des Aufsichtsrats des Unternehmens einen Auftrag über 20 weitere Großraumflugzeuge des Typs Airbus A350-900 unterzeichnet. Diese letzte Vereinbarung erhöht die Bestellungen der Lufthansa Group für die A350-900 auf 45 Einheiten. Die derzeitige Flugzeugflotte der Welt umfasst insgesamt 12 A350-900.
AW | 2019 03 13 19:07 | AIRLINES
La Asociación de Pilotos de Líneas Aéreas (APLA) ha comunicado en horas de la tarde que los pilotos de Avianca Argentina están reteniendo tareas ante el grave incumplimiento de la línea aérea en el pago de los haberes del mes de Febrero 2019. APLA ha formalizado una Asamblea a partir de las 14:15 horas en el Aeroparque Jorge Newbery de los afiliados de la aerolínea regional argentina.
Retention tasks in Avianca Argentina
airgways.com 