•  SAS pilots in Sweden, Denmark and Norway walked out on July 4.
• After talks over conditions related to the carrier’s rescue plan collapsed.
• Talks have continued throughout the weekend.
• 183 SAS flights, or 57% of those scheduled, were cancelled.
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• According to flight-tracking platform FlightAware.

SAS (SAS.ST) and pilot associations were set to continue discussions over new aggregate settlements on Monday as a devastating strike, that the Scandinavian carrier has said is undermining its presence, entered its third week.

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Most pilots in Sweden, Denmark and Norway left July 4 after talks over conditions connected with the transporter’s salvage plan fell.

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The gatherings got back to the arranging table in the Swedish capital on July 13.

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Talks have gone on consistently. On Saturday, a middle person said that the gatherings had gained ground, however that critical issues presently couldn’t seem to be settled.

Long-battling it needs to draw in new financial backers and secure extension funding, saying it should initially slice expenses to accomplish those targets.

Pilots utilized in the 75-year-old transporter’s SAS Scandinavia auxiliary said after talks fell they would consent to restricted wage cuts and less ideal terms, while it said the concessions offered were insufficient for it to do a salvage plan reported in February.

Associations additionally request that pilots cut out during the pandemic are rehired at Scandinavia instead of rivaling outside candidates for occupations based on less appealing conditions at as of late made SAS Link and Ireland-based SAS Connect

For Monday, 183  flights, or 57% of those planned, were dropped, as per flight-following stage FlightAware. Pilots at SAS Link and SAS Connect are not protesting.

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