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SEC asks American Airlines' union for information
Tuesday February 17, 5:31 pm ET
DALLAS, Feb 17 (Reuters) - The union representing pilots at American Airlines said on Tuesday the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (News - Websites) has asked the labor group for a list of people who had access to the airline's books last year.
The Allied Pilots Association said it received a letter earlier this month from the SEC asking for a list of union leadership who signed a confidentiality agreement with American last year when the airline opened its books to its three main unions during talks to save the carrier from bankruptcy.
"Anything beyond that is pure speculation," said Gregg Overman, a spokesman for the union.
American is a division of AMR Corp.(NYSE:AMR - News
SEC asks American Airlines' union for information
Tuesday February 17, 5:31 pm ET
DALLAS, Feb 17 (Reuters) - The union representing pilots at American Airlines said on Tuesday the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (News - Websites) has asked the labor group for a list of people who had access to the airline's books last year.
The Allied Pilots Association said it received a letter earlier this month from the SEC asking for a list of union leadership who signed a confidentiality agreement with American last year when the airline opened its books to its three main unions during talks to save the carrier from bankruptcy.
"Anything beyond that is pure speculation," said Gregg Overman, a spokesman for the union.
American is a division of AMR Corp.(NYSE:AMR - News
