Negotiations on a new agreement between easyJet and pilots in Spain are said to have completely stalled. The Sepla union indicates that the two sides are wide apart but is nevertheless hopeful of "reaching an agreement with the company that avoids measures that are harmful to both aviation and passengers in a crucial summer for the recovery of the sector".
EasyJet pilots in Spain say negotiations have "totally stalled"
Critical of "failing in its relationship with its employees"
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