The chief negotiator for SAS says she is “very surprised” that the pilots did not want to negotiate through the night.
According to Dagens Næringsliv, it was the pilots who unilaterally announced on Sunday night that they would leave the mediation, which takes place in Stockholm.
– SAS has wanted to use every hour that remains until Monday at 12.00 for mediation. Therefore, I am very surprised that the pilots chose to go home and go to bed, says Marianne Hernæs, who is the negotiation manager for SAS.
According to E24, mediation will resume at 8 am on Monday morning.
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– No comment really, we go home to sleep and are back tomorrow, said Jan Levi Skogvang, leader of SAS Norway Flyers Association Sunday night.
According to the business newspaper, the SAS delegation was in the building where the talks are taking place, until 1 o’clock on Monday night.
900 pilots in Norway, Sweden and Denmark are ready to strike. It is estimated that the strike could affect around 250 departures and 45,000 passengers daily.
The mediation deadline has been postponed several times.
