DALLAS (AP) — Union leaders at American Airlines agreed to let pilots vote on a company proposal for deep cuts in labor spending, just two days before a bankruptcy judge could have imposed even tougher terms.
A union spokesman said Wednesday that the Allied Pilots Association board voted 9-7 to order a ratification vote on American’s offer, reversing a board decision from last week.
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