Air France and the representative pilot unions have reached a draft agreement concerning the development of Transavia France.
The development of Transavia France beyond 14 Boeing 737 will be assured as from summer 2015 in order to accelerate the Group's development on the rapidly-expanding leisure market. Pilots flying for Transavia France will be employed under Transavia France operating and remuneration conditions to ensure the company's competitiveness and its development as a complement to the Air France network. Moreover, two co-existing contracts (Transavia France and Air France) will be implemented for Air France pilots flying for Transavia France. These terms will provide pilots with dynamic and integrated career development, including a single seniority list, in response to high expectations on the part of pilots. Any future changes in working conditions and remuneration at Transavia France will seek the agreement of the SNPL Air France ALPA and SNPL Transavia, again in response to clear demands expressed by pilots. Air France considers that this balanced solution, the result of a responsible and peaceful social dialogue, will lead to the rapid development of Transavia France and an increased value added for the benefit of its customers and staff.
This text will be presented on October 17th at the Special Board Meeting of SNPL Air France ALPA. Then it will be submitted to a referendum of its members for a signature in mid-November. The SNPL Transavia has also taken part in the talks.