Trinidad and Tobago Airline Pilots Association (TTALPA) and Caribbean Airlines have agreed that all pilots’ salaries will be cut by 57 percent for the next three months, to support CAL’s cost cutting measures amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
TTALPA represents CAL’s estimated 149 pilots. The development halts CAL’s plan to start sending home some pilots on a three month No-Pay Leave.
The pay cut will halve the salaries of all CAL’s pilots until January 2021.
It will also affect other aspects of their pay up to June 2021, but they will keep their jobs.
TTTALPA had been negotiating with CAL in recent weeks on the issue.
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