FO signs the amendment to the "Airtac" Agreement: new jobs in customer services 👌

10/12/2025
FO signs the amendment to the "Airtac" Agreement: new jobs in customer services 👌

In the context of a significant increase in the number of aircraft in service and, consequently, in support demands, Airbus plans to strengthen its teams dedicated to airline support.

Therefore, the activities falling within the new scope of this amendment to the Airtac agreement require 7/7 service continuity and will be organized according to the terms of the "la grille activité jour renforcée."

The new areas covered today are:

  • Certification and Airworthiness Activities (1IAZE)

  • A220 Customer Structural Support (1SABC)

On a voluntary basis, current employees can join this new 8-week rotating schedule as follows:

JD: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. (possible shift: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.)

JS: Standard hours

34.5 hours per week on average (excluding JRTT)

General rules

Leave: calculated on a 5-day basis, request required 2 months in advance, priority given to 3 weeks in the summer

Public holidays: every day worked = 1 day of compensatory time off

Replacement: use of team members on standard schedules, rolling schedule communicated over 4 weeks

Team bonus: 15% of base salary

Other support activities for airlines may be integrated in the future after informing/consulting the CSE-E Airbus SAS Works Council.

FO Positions

  • FO welcomes the creation of new positions at the Blagnac site, to reinforce existing teams.
  • During negotiations, FO obtained a guarantee that employees joining these new arrangements will do so exclusively on a voluntary basis, with the remaining teams continuing on the current schedule. Should Management wish to extend the scope to other activities requiring "continuous service over 7 days," and beyond the simple "information and consultation" stipulated in the agreement, FO will fully play its role in the social dialogue to provide the employees concerned with the necessary guarantees.
  • The management proposes to reopen negotiations in 2026 on the initial "Airtac" agreement, dating from July 16, 2002.  FO is now available to listen to your concerns and share your expectations.

Please feel free to contact your representatives.