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(Reuters) - Australia's Qantas Airways said rolling aircraft maintenance engineer strikes that began on Thursday in Melbourne and are set to continue for two weeks across the country are not expected to disrupt flights.
"We're putting contingencies in place and don't currently expect this industrial action to have an impact on customers," a Qantas spokesperson said.
The Qantas Engineers' Alliance, made up of several unions, said on Thursday it wants a 5% annual pay rise and a 15% first-year pa...
>>> Read more: Australia's Qantas says rolling engineer strikes not expected to disrupt flights
"We're putting contingencies in place and don't currently expect this industrial action to have an impact on customers," a Qantas spokesperson said.
The Qantas Engineers' Alliance, made up of several unions, said on Thursday it wants a 5% annual pay rise and a 15% first-year pa...
>>> Read more: Australia's Qantas says rolling engineer strikes not expected to disrupt flights
