AVIATION UNIONS PREPARE TO PICKET AIRLINES OVER TSC CRISIS

Aviation unions have begun preparations to picket airlines as tensions rise over the unresolved TSC crisis, with workers threatening industrial action if their concerns are not addressed.

The unions said the planned action is aimed at drawing attention to issues affecting aviation workers and pressing stakeholders to find a lasting solution to the dispute.

Labour leaders urged relevant authorities and airline operators to engage in meaningful discussions to prevent disruptions that could affect flight operations and passenger services.

Industry stakeholders warned that any prolonged industrial action could impact the aviation sector, including passenger movement, cargo transportation, and business activities that rely on air connectivity.

Aviation experts called for urgent dialogue among all parties, stressing that resolving labour disputes through negotiation remains critical to maintaining stability in the industry.

The unions reaffirmed their commitment to protecting workers’ interests while expressing readiness to suspend the planned action if concrete steps are taken to address the issues at the centre of the TSC crisis.