Feb 5 (Reuters) - Australian carrier Qantas (QAN) will head to the country's Fair Work Commission on Monday to try and reach an agreement with its pilots at a subsidiary running operations in Western Australia who have voted down a new enterprise deal three times.
Network Aviation, the airline's subsidiary, which conducts charter operations for the resources sector, will now make an "intractable bargaining application" to the Commission after the 18 months of failed negotiations.
News: QAN Qantas heads to Fair Work Commission to sort pay dispute with pilots
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