So long then, Polar Air Cargo, and thanks for all the theatrics
An uncontrollable carrier?
As Atlas Air prepares to announce (presumably strong) third-quarter results tomorrow, the increasingly bitter battle with its pilots continues – out of the view of the keen eyes of investors.
Negotiations appear to have gone from worse, to even worse and worse still.
At The Loadstar’s request, both parties have explained their differences – but one thing in particular stands out: there is no end in sight, not even if a deal is reached, apparently.
“Regardless of what happens, this acrimonious war against pilots and ...
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