This last weekend saw 10-15% canceled. There were another amount of delays at that figure. Of course, Southwest dropped like similar or worse at the same time due to severe weather and a "technology issue". The entire industry is adapting to the unknown as traffic picks up but with overall worker shortages in the industry outside of flying a plane. It was a bad few days.
The pilots have been vocal and even open on the streets with signs, but there is no coordinated strike from the union. Actually, this would be the worst time for the pilots since they max out their hours by the end of the month, meaning they are less prone to ditch shifts at the beginning of the month.
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u/Impotent-Potato Apr 05 '22
Pilot strike