"We're at least talking. That's the good news, but at the moment there's only talks and certainly no breakthrough and no acceptable way forward for us but I'm still hopeful and optimistic and that's why I'm going back (for more talks)," Unite joint general-secretary Tony Woodley said.
Woodley also said cabin crew would call off the planned seven-day strike if management reinstated an offer which was withdrawn last week.
The dispute centres around cost-saving and specifically a reduction in the number of cabin crew staff on long-haul flights.
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