Hawaiian Airlines and the union representing its pilots have tentatively agreed on the terms of a new 63-month employment contract, the Honolulu-based airline announces.
The Air Line Pilots Association, International (ALPA) will now bring the deal to pilots, who will vote between 6-24 March on whether to ratify the deal, says Hawaiian in a media release.
The new contract would run from 1 April to 1 July 2022, says Hawaiian, which employs 665 unionised pilots.
The airline does not provide additional details about the contract.
News broke on 8 February that Hawaiian and ALPA had reached an "agreement in principle" on a new deal.
The airline and union have been negotiating since May 2015. The pilots' current contract become amendable in September 2015.
Hawaiian is also in contract negotiations with flight attendants.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
