Jetstar cancels flights as staff strike for 24 hours

Jetstar workers go on strike at Sydney Airport Domestic Terminal

Jetstar workers go on strike at Sydney Airport Domestic Terminal for 24 hours in protest against the airline's current employment proposal. Source: AAP

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A new round of Jetstar strikes leave thousands of passengers across Australia impacted by cancelled flights, as staff and a union rally for better pay and conditions.

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