Air Canada Pilots Set To Strike Sept. 18

Air Canada will start winding down operations on Sunday as it prepares for its 5,400 pilots to go on strike on Sept. 18. The airline says the "orderly shutdown" will repatriate aircraft from international destinations and ensure the system is ready for an organized restoration of service. The airline has warned that it could take 10 days to get back to normal even if the strike is short lived.


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“Air Canada has argued that the barriers to entry are lower because there is no 1500-hour rule and airline pilots are harder to come by”. What are they trying to say and what does it have to do with a pay raise and a new contract?

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