There were widely differing accounts Sunday on how Canada's busiest airport coped with the strike of 700 ground workers.
Swissport, which employs the strikers at Toronto's Pearson airport, said there were no major delays Sunday afternoon.
However, an official with the Teamsters, which represents the striking workers, painted a much different picture.
Harjinder Badial said the union has received reports there were backlogs in moving baggage at Pearson's Terminal Three and some flight delays.
All of the 30 airlines that Swissport provides ground services to had flights going in and out of the airport yesterday.
The airlines include Air Transat, Air France, and Sunwing -- but not Air Canada or Westjet.
The union said there were delays in moving baggage on Friday, but the company called it ``a hiccup.''
The workers walked out Thursday over proposed pay and benefits cuts, and there's still no indication when talks to resolve the dispute might resume.