Jetstar pilots plan four-hour work stoppages after failure to reach pay deal

SYDNEY (Reuters) - The pilots of Jetstar will conduct a limited number of four-hour work stoppages on Dec. 14 and 15 following a failure to agree on a pay deal with the budget airline, the Australian Federation of Air Pilots (AFAP) said on Friday.The union, representing most pilots at the Qantas Airways Ltd subsidiary, voted in favour of industrial action which it said would also include bans on working on days off and outside a published roster, as well as not agreeing to extend flying duties..