American Airlines’ (AA) pilots have voted to reject management’s latest labor contract proposal, pushing the contentious debate over work rules and benefits back to a US bankruptcy court.
American Airlines’ (AA) pilots have voted to reject management’s latest labor contract proposal, pushing the contentious debate over work rules and benefits back to a US bankruptcy court. The leadership of the Allied Pilots Assn. (APA), the union representing AA’s 10,000 flight deck crew, in late June reluctantly agreed to tentatively accept AA’s proposal for a new collective bargaining agreement and put it to a vote of rank-and-file pilots (ATW Daily News, June ...
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