Reaches Comprehensive Agreements To Provide a Viable Cost Structure and Path Out of Chapter 11
Pinnacle Airlines Corp. and its wholly owned subsidiaries have entered into comprehensive agreements that, among other things, provide a path forward for the Company to emerge from bankruptcy with a competitive cost structure and a viable long-term business plan, the company said Thursday. Under Pinnacle's new business plan, the Company will transition its fleet to operate a fleet of 81 two-class regional jets for Delta Air Lines Inc.
Union Claims The Company Has Been Conducting Surveillance Of Its Members
The Boeing Company was charged Wednesday (Jan. 2) with Unfair Labor Practices (ULP) after company personnel allegedly photographed members of the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA), IFPTE Local 2001, marching at its Everett factory to support efforts to negotiate new labor contracts.
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