None of the terms have been released because the union members, the pilots and flight attendants, have to vote on the new terms.
In a news release, Mesaba president John Spanjers called the talks a "challenging process" and praised the Air Line Pilots Association for working toward a solution. "Reaching a second consensual agreement in just as many days builds on the progress we have already made in our plan to emerge successfully from restructuring," Mesaba President and COO John Spanjers said in a statement released by the airline.
The mechanics still have to settle with the airline so things still are unsettled at the airline. However things are looking up for both sides as a strike was avoided and both sides have started to talk and settle bitter contract disputes.
WCCO.com & Chicago Tribune
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