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US Airways talks begin
PITTSBURGH (Tribune-Review) - US Airways begins contract talks with the flight attendants' today in Washington, D.C., and will meet next Tuesday with the Communications Workers Association, which represents ticket gate and reservations agents. Both unions announced last week that they would join the pilots' union in meeting with US Airways, which is seeking $800 million in wage and benefits cuts to avoid possible bankruptcy. A representative of the mechanics' union, the last major holdout, said yesterday that there was no change in the union's position.
Respectfully,
USA320Pilot
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US Airways previews Pittsburgh fall schedule
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US Airways to cut Pittsburgh flights - Airline would still be airport's largest carrier
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US Airways reducing Pittsburgh flight to 8 cities
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US Airways dropping 133 trips, 37 destinations from Pittsburgh
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US Airways ALPA MEC code-a-phone update - July 20, 2004
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US Airways talks begin
PITTSBURGH (Tribune-Review) - US Airways begins contract talks with the flight attendants' today in Washington, D.C., and will meet next Tuesday with the Communications Workers Association, which represents ticket gate and reservations agents. Both unions announced last week that they would join the pilots' union in meeting with US Airways, which is seeking $800 million in wage and benefits cuts to avoid possible bankruptcy. A representative of the mechanics' union, the last major holdout, said yesterday that there was no change in the union's position.
Respectfully,
USA320Pilot
