Pilots at Network Aviation, a subsidiary of Qantas Airways , voted in favour of taking protected industrial actions that might potentially include bans on flying, the Australian Federation of Air Pilots (AFAP) said on Tuesday.
, voted in favour of taking protected industrial actions that might potentially include bans on flying, the Australian Federation of Air Pilots said on Tuesday.
Discussions are currently underway over a range of actions while the pilots are set to meet on Wednesday, the AFAP told Reuters in a statement. A spokesperson for QantasLink, an airline brand of Qantas, termed the step towards industrial action by the AFAP as "disappointing".
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