NATIONAL NEWS - While a strike at the low cost airline Mango enters into a third day, managers are expected to meet with trade union Solidarity in a new effort to get pilots to go back to work.
Pilots and first officers are demanding an 8,5% salary increase while the airline is offering 6%.
Solidarity's Deon Reyneke says: “We hope to get a new offer and hope they’ll agree to some of the demands, so that we can stop the strike.”
Mango airlines strike enters third day
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Posted on: 10:40 Wed, 18 October 2017
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