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Qantas and attendants' union in talks this afternoon

Qantas and the FAAA are meeting today in a bid to resolve their dispute over rewarding 4,500 long-haul flight attendants for productivity gains from crew reductions, amid union allegations that the airline is training a strike-breaking workforce.

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