Manufacturing Industry
US Airways pilot union expects to hold talks with airline soon
Airline Industry Information, Jan 23, 2004
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The US Airways unit of the Air Line Pilots Association has said that cost-cutting and productivity talks with the airline may begin within the next few days.
The union - which has already agreed to major concessions in 2003 to help the airline - has been disputing details of the company's finances and business plan for months.
US Airways emerged from bankruptcy in March 2003 after eight months in Chapter 11 protection.
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