Planned four-day strike by cabin crew of British Airways was suspended to allow fresh talks to be held. Talks will be held at the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service.
Unite is taking legal cases on behalf of 1,400 members who say their travel benefits have been taken away because of taking part in previous strikes. The Unite union is a mixed-fleet of cabin crew, who joined BA since 2010, and are on lower pay than other staff.
BA says pay and rewards for its mixed-fleet cabin crew are in line with packages at competitor airlines. The airline also said that the new cabin crew in their first year working full time at British Airways would receive more than £21,000 based on pay, allowances, incentives and bonus.
