The strike threat has been lifted at all six BAA airports after talks that went on for nine hours deep into the night resulted in a new offer being presented by BAA. The offer will be balloted to the union members, but in the meantime there will be no strike action.
As reported yesterday it was predicted that an improved offer would be made as the alternative was to shut down all six BAA airports including Heathrow the busiest airport in Europe in terms of passenger numbers.
The result of the ballot will be announced in 3 weeks, although no details have been revealed about the improved offer it is though that it will be accepted as both parties want to avert further unrest for the travel industry.
Tuesday 17 August 2010
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