December 23, 2014
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Bahamasair pilots who staged sickout will not be paid
BAHAMASAIR’S Board of Directors is expected to meet today to determine what action will be taken against dozens of Bahamasair pilots who staged a “sick out” last week, according to board Chairman Valentine Grimes.
Bahamasair pilots return to work – Christmas flight backlog to be cleared by 7pm
BAHAMASAIR pilots returned to work this morning, two days after staging a sick out leaving thousands of Christmas holiday travellers stranded.
Passengers angry as Bahamasair pilots keep up protest
POLICE were summoned to the Lynden Pindling International Airport’s International Departure Lounge yesterday evening to calm hundreds of disgruntled Bahamasair passengers after the airline announced it had cancelled its flights to Miami.
Grounded by pilot protest
HOLIDAY travellers had their flights grounded yesterday afternoon due to industrial action taken by Bahamasair pilots over salary negotiations with the government for their new contract.
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ted4bz 9 years, 4 months ago
Look Mr Pinder jump ship for more money, he abandoned his post without anyone behind the wheel. He did this to help himself and was praised by the PM. So why on earth should these pilots or any are of service in this country do any different?
Regardless these matter should have been settled long before now in a professional and timely manner and it should have never come down to this in any way form or fashion.
The political arina have set a bad precedents, the timing of both engineers of BEC and the pilots of BahamasAir is a question of: 1. Credibility or the inability of our politicians to manage the affairs of this country in an effective and timely manner. 2. Or, Perhaps our politicians are so busy tryimg to distract us that they are so caught up in their own distractions that they never see whats coming?
This country is on automatic.
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