Croatia Airlines (Zagreb) is getting back to normal operations after its pilots and later the flights attendants on May 21 ended their strikes. This settlement ended eight days of strikes against the airline which is attempting to reorganize and lower costs.
Copyright Photo: Dave Glendinning/AirlinersGallery.com. Airbus A319-112 9A-CTI (msn 1029) in the Star Alliance livery taxies to the gate at London (Heathrow).
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Croatia Airlines (Zagreb) today (May 15) was hit again by a strike of its employees protesting wage and job cuts as part of the state airlines’ restructuring. The airline cancelled 22 flights today per Global Post. The company issued this statement:
Current Travel Information: Strike actions announced for Wednesday, May 15, 2013
All information about flight status for Wednesday, May 15, 2013 you may find under the link below:
www.croatiaairlines.com/Industrial-action-of-Croatia-Airlines-employees
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding and patience.
The three unions representing the pilots and flight attendants started their strike against the company yesterday after negotiations failed to reach a new contract.
Read the full report from the Global Post: CLICK HERE
Copyright Photo: Bernhard Ross/AirlinersGallery.com. Airbus A320-212 9A-CTM (msn 671) in the Star Alliance motif rests between flights at Frankfurt.
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Croatia Airlines (Zagreb) is facing a possible strike by its pilots. According to this report by the Croatian Times, the pilots are threatening to strike after they refused to sign the latest contract offer from the company which requires a 20 percent pay cut. The current contract expired on April 1.
The company currently operates four Airbus A319s, three A320s and six of the pictured Bombardier DHC-8-402s (Q400s).
Read the full report: CLICK HERE
Copyright Photo: Rolf Wallner. Bombardier DHC-8-402 (Q400) 9A-CQE (msn 4300) taxies at Zurich.
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US Airways (Phoenix) and Croatia Airlines (Zagreb) today (June 27) announced a new bilateral codeshare agreement after receiving approval from the Croatian Civil Aviation Agency and the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). US Airways’ customers will enjoy expanded service to destinations in Croatia and the convenience of a single-ticket purchase for a seamless travel experience. Customers traveling on Croatia Airlines will also receive expanded access to the United States.
US Airways customers will be able to connect to Zagreb on Croatia Airlines flights from Amsterdam, Brussels, Frankfurt, London-Heathrow, Munich and Zurich. Equally, Croatia Airlines’ customers traveling from Zagreb will have access to US Airways’ East Coast hubs of Charlotte and Philadelphia when traveling from these European destinations. Croatia Airlines will also add its code on US Airways flights from Philadelphia to Cleveland, Detroit and St. Louis. In the future, US Airways and Croatia Airlines intend to expand their relationship to include flights to and from Dubrovnik and Split.
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Croatia Airlines Airbus A320-214 9A-CTK (msn 1237) LHR (Antony J. Best), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
Croatia Airlines (Zagreb) will start twice-weekly seasonal service on the Zadar-Frankfurt route on April 27. The route will be operated with Airbus A320s according to Airline Route.
Copyright Photo: Antony J. Best.
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