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Air Canada reaches tentative IAMAW deal

Air Canada has reached a tentative four-year collective agreement with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAMAW), representing around 11,000 employees across the airline’s Technical Operations, Maintenance and Operational Support (TMOS) group. The agreement covers employees in technical operations, airports and cargo, logistics and supply, and recognises their contributions and skills. If ratified,

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GetJet Airlines posts stronger profits in 2025 on stable revenue

GetJet Airlines delivered solid financial results in 2025, reporting revenue of €165 million (2024: €164 million). EBITDA rose by almost 20% to €13 million from €10.9 million, while net profit reached €9.4 million. According to Inga Duglas, CEO of GetJet Airlines, the results reflect the company’s disciplined, long-term approach to growth. “2025 confirmed the strength

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IAG will work with Verve Motion to trial an aviation-specific exosuit, initially focusing on shoulder support for baggage handlers

IAG backs wearable robotics

International Airlines Group (IAG) has made a strategic investment in Verve Motion, a wearable robotics company developing exosuits designed to support workers carrying out repetitive lifting tasks. The investment, made through IAGi Ventures, underlines the Group’s commitment to innovation to enhance operational resilience, safety and productivity across its aviation operations. The funding round also included

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