After a meeting on Monday, British Airways (BA) and Unite are to continue talks in a bid to resolve the ongoing dispute with cabin crew.
The feuding parties met this week at the London office of the UK arbitration service ACAS.
BA did not say whether any headway was made at the meeting, but confirmed they would meet with Unite again next week. A date has not yet been sent.
Meanwhile, Unite is continuing with legal action over the removal of travel perks for striking cabin crew.
The union, which represents the bulk of cabin crew at BA, said the withdrawal breaches European human rights laws.
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