Union Approval Will End Strike By 27,000 Employees
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eTN Staff Writer
SEATTLE, WA - Boeing and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers today reached a tentative agreement on a new four-year contract covering 27,000 employees in Washington, Oreg
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Court Directs Parties For Orderly Resolution
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eTN
BELLEVUE, WA - Expedia, Inc.
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ALPA Urges Management To Negotiate In Earnest
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Delta-West or north-delta?
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bizjournals.com
Pilots for Delta Air Lines Inc. and Northwest Airlines Corp. Monday approved a joint contract, helping to pave the way toward the airlines' planned merger, the carriers said.
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Airlines Disputes Ruling Of Arbitrator
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eTN
SEATTLE, WA (August 7, 2008) - An arbitrator has ruled that Alaska Airlines violated its contract with the union that represented ramp service agents in May 2005 when it outsourced ramp work in Seattl
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Delta ditches mesa air
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azcentral.com
Mesa Air Group is due to lose another chunk of commuter-flight business from Delta Airlines, a move Delta blamed on the airline's poor performance.
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ATA
FedEx Corp. sought permission in bankruptcy court Monday to sue ATA Airlines Inc. for breach of contract, a Bloomberg report states.
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While In Negotiations Management Blocks Pilots From Taking Scheduled Time Off
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eTN
WASHINGTON - Tired of management's contempt for the pilots' existing contract and refusal to negotiate a new one, the pilots of Spirit Airlines, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association Int'l (A
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Delta To Can Pinnacle Contract
Delta will tear up its Delta Connection contract with Pinnacle Airlines Inc. on July 31, a move which Memphis, Tenn.-based Pinnacle is planning to fight.
Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines Inc. claims Pinnacle did not meet minimum arrival-time performance requirements for a period since flights began late last year.
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American Airlines
American Airlines Inc. has rejected recent proposals from its pilots' union, saying it would cost the airline an additional $3 billion a year and damage its competitiveness.
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Botswana
Botswana will on May 5 name the preferred bidder for a contract to manage state-owned Air Botswana for three years, said Tyrrell Duncan, an adviser to the Transport Ministry.
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Mexico Tourist Board
Ypartnership has been chosen by the Mexico Tourist Board to manage its cooperative advertising program.
CEO Peter Yesawich estimates that total billings will exceed $45 million for advertising in the U.S. and Canada during 2008 and 2009.
The Mexican government established the Mexico Tourist Board to oversee tourism promotion for ... read more