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DL/NW merger – and others -- may be in trouble
US Airways matches United’s fee for checking a second bag
Pinnacle Airlines pilots prepare for strike
Consumer group rates airlines for lengthy ground delays
U.S.-Australia pact clears way for low-cost transpacific carrier
Classic JFK terminal building will be preserved
LAX runways will get new warning lights
Four Seasons opens in St. Louis; Sheraton adds Denver, Dallas hotels
DL/NW merger – and others -- may be in trouble
US Airways matches United’s fee for checking a second bag
Pinnacle Airlines pilots prepare for strike
Consumer group rates airlines for lengthy ground delays
U.S.-Australia pact clears way for low-cost transpacific carrier
Classic JFK terminal building will be preserved
LAX runways will get new warning lights
Four Seasons opens in St. Louis; Sheraton adds Denver, Dallas hotels
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| jimglab | Should labor get a voice in mergers? | 8 | Mar 9 2008, 4:03 PM EDT by Anonymous | |
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The Delta/Northwest merger – and others – might be in jeopardy due to pilots’ failure to agree, or to other labor groups’ outright opposition (see this week’s story). Our question: Are labor groups right when they charge that mergers usually benefit top executives, but not workers or passengers? Should labor be allowed to have a say in mergers, or should management be free to do what it believes to be in the best interests of the airline? Post your comments here.
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