Thousands of WA FIFO travellers affected as Qantas Group pilots strike

Thousands of regional airline passengers and fly in, fly out workers have had their flights disrupted after pilots working for a Qantas subsidiary walked off the job.

Qantas Group was forced to re-book travellers onto Jetstar, Qantas and charter flights on Thursday after Network Aviation cancelled 35 flights due to the protected 24-hour strike over stalled wage negotiations.

The affected travellers were offered a range of options, including a rescheduled flight, a refund or a credit.

About 95 per cent of regular customers and about 70 per cent of charter customers would take to the air on Thursday as, the airline said.

The Australian Federation of Air Pilots said its members working for Network Aviation and QantasLink in Western Australia voted to stop work.

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