WestJet and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) have reached a tentative agreement Monday—ending a roughly 28-hour strike that led to cancellations of over 600 flights. “This tentative agreement represents meaningful progress,” said CUPE 8125 President Alia Hussain. “It evolves the flight credit system by recognizing more of the work cabin crew are required to perform and with general increases to compensation for that work.” On Monday, WestJet and cabin crew members reached a tentative agreement. In a statement from Sunwing and WestJet Media, they said “WestJet will not comment further on the details of the tentative agreement until the ratification process is complete.