Teamsters Condemn ExpressJet/ASA for Demanding Wage Increases Well Below Industry Standard
Expressjet told the union that it had provided all of the wage increases it was able to, and that further bargaining on economics would be fruitless.
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Expressjet told the union that it had provided all of the wage increases it was able to, and that further bargaining on economics would be fruitless.
As part of its continuous route network evaluation, Canadian airline First Air announced changes to its Western Artic Routes.
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The airplane, which is the newest and longest model of the Boeing 787 family, completed a successful flight totaling four hours and 58 minutes.
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CommutAir promotes Rene DeLange to Director of Crew Resources and Scheduling in response to the staffing needs prompted by their growing fleet.
JetBlue today announced the start service in Atlanta, the largest U.S. city not already served by the New York-based airline.
Porter Airlines is introducing a new schedule for its daily flights between North Bay and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.
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Delta and Korean Air have reached an agreement to deepen their historic partnership, with an expanded trans-Pacific network
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Alaska Airlines' board of directors has elected Wayne Newton as vice president of airport operations and customer service effective today.
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March 28, 2017 Tis Meyer/Planepics.org Share Tweet Share Share Email Comments (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Delta celebrated the return of its Atlanta-Brussels flight with events on both sides of the pond. The move returns the Belgian capital to its full complement of Delta flights one year after the terrorist attack at Brussels Airport. The festivities began ... <a title="Delta celebrates the return of its Atlanta-Brussels service" class="read-more" href="https://aviationtribune.com/airlines/north-america/delta-celebrates-return-atlanta-brussels-service/" aria-label="Read more about Delta celebrates the return of its Atlanta-Brussels service">Read more</a>
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American Airlines today has committed to make a US$200 million equity investment in China Southern Airlines, creating a strong foundation for a long-term relationship between two of the world’s biggest carriers.