US Airways (US) and American Airlines’ (AA) three largest unions reached an agreement Friday that supports a US-AA merger, a major development that threatens to upend AA’s plans to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring as an independent carrier.
US Airways 767-200. Courtesy, US US Airways (US) and American Airlines’ (AA) three largest unions reached an agreement Friday that supports a US-AA merger, a major development that threatens to upend AA’s plans to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring as an independent carrier. In a Friday morning letter to US employees, chairman and CEO Doug Parker said, “First of all, today’s news does not mean we have agreed to merge with American Airlines. It ...
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