An American Airlines agreement with its American Eagle commuter unit and pilots at both carriers on seniority collapsed because of a disagreement over adding 25 more regional jets at Eagle, a pilots union said.
The agreement, reached Oct. 24, would have preserved seniority rights for American pilots and helped recruit new pilots at the commuter unit.
The issue now will now be decided by an independent arbitrator, the Allied Pilots Association told members in a message Thursday.
The union represents pilots at Fort Worth-based AMR Corp.’s American Airlines.
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The agreement, reached Oct. 24, would have preserved seniority rights for American pilots and helped recruit new pilots at the commuter unit.
The issue now will now be decided by an independent arbitrator, the Allied Pilots Association told members in a message Thursday.
The union represents pilots at Fort Worth-based AMR Corp.’s American Airlines.
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