Icelandair, the island nation's flag carrier, announced Friday that it would be laying off all its flight attendants. Starting Monday, Icelandair's pilots will assume flight attendants' roles, the ...

Icelandair announced Monday it had reached a new deal with the union representing its flight attendants just a day after the carrier revealed it would be laying off all of its cabin crew employees and ...

Icelandair announced it has reached a deal with the Cabin Crew Association the day after it shared it would be laying off all of its flight attendants and temporarily replacing them with pilots.

Pilots will “temporarily” pick up the tasks from 20 July, says Icelandair. They will primarily occupy a safety role, as the coronavirus crisis means services will continue to be minimal.

Icelandair is now seeking new cabin crew, and is reported to be in talks with staff who lost their jobs when Wow Air collapsed in 2018. The cabin crew union said a strike would begin at once.

Icelandair <ICEAIR.IC> will sack its cabin crew and put pilots in charge of onboard safety after negotiations on a collective-bargaining agreement failed between the airline and the cabin crew ...

Icelandair will lay off 24 pilots and will not be hiring 21 new pilots, because of the ongoing worldwide grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX. The Keflavik-based carrier has a total commitment for 16 ...

Icelandair’s new collective agreements with aircrew means pilots and flight attendants will work closer to theoretical maximum limits, and enable the airline to explore new network prospects.

Net profit USD 13 million, up by USD 12 million year on yearRevenue increase of 13%, total revenue USD 463 millionRecord passenger revenue of USD 393 million, up by 11% from last yearEBIT was negative ...

Icelandair has renewed a collective bargaining agreement with the Icelandic Airline Pilots Association (FIA) through September 2020.

As an experienced pilot who flies Boeing 757s for Icelandair, Commander Sigrun Bjorg Ingvadottir might seem overqualified as a cycling guide. But these days she’s just as likely to be leading ...

Icelandair chief human resources officer Elisabet Helgadottir, speaking at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit World & Awards for Excellence, stated (22-Nov-2024) 15% of the carrier's 650 pilots are female ...