News / Atlas Air says union claim of pilots being 'overworked and underpaid' is a 'myth'

23/05/2019

Amazon has found itself in the middle of growing tension between its supplier, Atlas Air, and its pilots after a protest outside the internet giant’s annual shareholder meeting yesterday in Seattle.

Pilots represented by the Airline Professionals Association (APA) have been locked in bitter, long-running contract ...

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