Many of you are new, and this will be your first of many holidays away from home. It can be challenging, but it’s also an opportunity to make new friends and create memorable adventures. Embrace this time to connect with your crew, enjoy the layover together, and build lasting bonds.

In advance of the holidays coming up, we wanted to ensure that all of our members, both at Mainline and Rouge, are equipped with pertinent contractual language to assist you in navigating the holidays. Please review the most recent Contract Guides (Click here for Mainline & Click here for Rouge) and our Reserve Handbook (Click Here). We believe that through the education of our members about the Collective Agreement, the collective knowledge will benefit us all.

HOLIDAY C1 PASSES
We are pleased to note that the C1 Holiday Passes will be offered to Air Canada Rouge and Air Canada Mainline employees.

Mainline & Rouge Cabin Personnel who work on Christmas Day and/or New Year’s Day will receive a C1/J09 pass for each of these days worked.

This includes Cabin Personnel who are on Reserve on either (or both) of those days, but are not called in. These passes can be carried over from year to year until your retirement. The Passes will be added to your travel profile during the annual refresh – usually around the second or third week of January.

CONTACTING YOUR UNION
Your entire Union team will be available to you during the holiday period.

As a reminder, please contact your Local office (contact info below) for general questions, contract questions and concerns, or potential grievances.

Local 4091 – Montreal
Closed: December 25, 26 & January 1
Natasha Stea, President
info@local4091.ca
609 – 975 boul. Roméo Vachon Nord
Suite 465
Dorval, QC  H4Y 1H1
Phone: 514-422-2235
www.4091.cupe.ca

Local 4092 – Toronto
Closed: December 25, 26 & January 1
Denis Montpetit, President
office@local4092.ca
Toronto Pearson International Airport
Terminal 1 Level 2 Room ED 2005
Mississauga, ON  L5P 1B4
Phone: 905-676-4293
www.local4092.ca

Local 4094 – Vancouver
Closed: December 25, 26 & January 1
Carolyn Bugnon, President
officers@local4094.ca
6001 Grant McConachie Way
Richmond, BC  V7B 1K3
Phone: 604-295-4259
www.local4094.ca

Local 4095 – Calgary
Closed: December 25, 26 & January 1
Tyler McBain, President
office@local4095.ca
Calgary International Airport
2000 Airport Road NE
Departures Level – between outside doors 7 & 8
Calgary, AB  T2E 6W5
Phone: 403-221-2625
www.local4095.ca

Local 4098 – Rouge
Closed: December 23, 24, 25, 26, 31 & January 1
We will be monitoring emails and the office voicemail during this time period, so please continue to reach out
Amy Murray, President
contact@cupe4098.ca
Toronto Pearson International Airport
Terminal 1, Level 2, GA2022
Mississauga, ON  L5P 1B4
Phone:  905-678-6330
www.cupe4098.ca

The 24/7 email address can be utilized for time sensitive and urgent situations: 247@accomponent.ca.

For after-hours emergency situations such as Health & Safety Work Refusals; Emergency Landings; Drug and Alcohol Testing; and Search and Seizure and Arrests please call our Emergency Help Line 1 (866) 764-0192.  In addition, your Component Officers can be reached at contact@accomponent.ca.

In solidarity,

Today, Canadians across the country gather in solemn reflection to honor and remember the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of our military personnel. On this Remembrance Day, we pay tribute to the men and women who served, and continue to serve, many of whom gave their lives in defense of freedom, peace, and justice.

Each year at 11:00 am on November the 11th, we observe two minutes of silence in memory of those who have fallen in conflict and those who have returned, forever changed. This moment reminds us of the importance of peace and the enduring impact their service has had on our country.

“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.”

Let us come together in respect and gratitude, remembering those who served and the values they protected.

In solidarity,