The Airline Pilots’ Association (ALPA) has denied telling its members not to use KM Malta Airlines’ new fuel efficiency software, after the airline accused the union of breaching employment conditions and threatened legal action. According to the Times of Malta, in an internal email sent Friday morning, KM Malta executive chairman David Curmi informed
KM Airlines has reportedly informed the Airline Pilots Association that it intends to initiate legal action following the union's calls for industrial action, which went into effect on Monday. The Airline Pilots Association kickstarted industrial action against the national airline on Monday, with the action coming after an impasse between the union
KM Airlines has informed the pilots’ union that it intends to launch a legal dispute over what it claims is a breach of contract linked to the union’s ongoing industrial action. On Monday, ALPA, the pilots’ union , issued directives to its members calling on them to take a series of actions, citing disagreements with KM Airlines. In an email sent to
KM Malta Airline’s pilots are set to get a €74m golden handshake over the next three years, in line with a controversial scheme that will see them claim early retirement. The scheme was first introduced in a pilots’ collective agreement with the then Air Malta in October 2012 and has remained in force ever since. When set up, the scheme effectively