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Air agency, air traffic controller unions reach agreement

Oleksiak (R) said both sides reached an understanding regarding new wage regulations and changes in working conditions. Rafał Guz/PAP

The Polish Air Navigation Services Agency (PAZP) and protesting air traffic controller unions have reached agreement on wages and working conditions, PAZP CEO Anita Oleksiak told a press conference on Wednesday.

Air traffic controllers reach preliminary agreement with employer

Poland's air traffic management authority and the air traffic controllers' trade union have concluded a preliminary agreement on changes to the work and remuneration regulations proposed by the latter, both parties have announced.

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Talks with air traffic controllers continue in Warsaw

Representatives of the air-traffic controllers trade union (ZZKRL) and Poland's Air Navigation Services Agency (PAZP) are set to meet again on Tuesday, the two announced in a joint statement, in an effort to avoid a closure of airspace that could lead to severe disruption to air travel in Poland.

Air traffic controllers seeking EUR 17,000 a month

A striking air traffic controllers' union is demanding a pay rise to an average of PLN 80,000 (EUR 17,210) a month from the current PLN 33,000 (EUR 7,100), the Polish government's spokesperson has said.

Air traffic controller talks to continue Monday

A further round of talks is scheduled to start at 14:00 on Monday between Poland's Air Navigation Services Agency (PAZP) and the striking ZZKRL traffic controllers' union, the two parties announced in a joint press release following talks on Sunday.

Warsaw faces severe cuts in air traffic from May says EU agency

If no agreement is reached between striking air traffic controllers and Polish civil aviation authorities, Warsaw's two airports may soon see two-thirds of their regular flights cancelled, the Eurocontrol aviation safety agency has said.

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Air traffic in Poland rises but still below pre-pandemic level - agency

Air travel within Polish airspace is picking up but it is still below the level recorded before the coronavirus pandemic, figures released by the Polish Air Navigation Services Agency (PAZP) have shown.

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