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Comment on this article
Jackson
June 06, 2016 at 2:21 pmYou should change your headline to reflect the truth – rather than trying to make it sensational as you have you should be correct and state the pilots flying for Atlas/ABX are threatening to strike. And they are not flying for DHL as stated in the headline. They fly for US carriers of which DHL is one of their customers.
Alex Lennane
June 06, 2016 at 2:31 pmThank you for your comment. I have adjusted the headline slightly, but I think the article itself makes it very clear, even in the first sentence, that the pilots are not flying directly for DHL. Best, Alex