So long then, Polar Air Cargo, and thanks for all the theatrics
An uncontrollable carrier?
UPDATED 7 OCTOBER TO INCLUDE ATLAS AIR RESPONSE
Atlas Air (AAWW) pilots, still negotiating their new contract, have complained that the airline is now ’moving the goalposts’.
The pilots claim they have provided, as ordered by a court, the seniority integration list, and negotiations have resumed – but one pilot noted on social media that “in over a four-year history of bargaining with AAWW on [the] pilot contract, last week was [the] least productive session to date.
“It is time for shareholders, analysts, ...
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Joe Public
October 07, 2020 at 10:29 pmAnother example of CEOs attempting to line their pockets at their own staff’s expense.
Whilst most industries are guilty of this practice, the aviation industry just does a really bad job of hiding this typical trait of management.