ATA Looks To Throw Out Pilot Contract, Impose Concessions
ATA is asking bankruptcy court permission to reject its pilot contract so it can achieve $37.6 million in labor cost cuts next year. The cuts are part of a new business plan, and ATA told the bankruptcy court it needs a new investor to emerge from bankruptcy. An interim concession deal for pilots...
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