Finnair and its pilots have reached a negotiation result on a new collective labour agreement after talks that began in August 2024.
The proposed agreement spans three years, with the third year being optional, and now awaits formal approval from both sides.
Finnair’s Chief People Officer, Kaisa Aalto-Luoto, expressed satisfaction with the outcome, highlighting the pilots’ crucial role in the airline’s century-long history and future development.
This post was published on 8 June 2025 17:40
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