Mesaba Tentative Agreement Limits Flying At Big Sky
The tentative agreement Mesaba management and union leaders reached late last week limits the scope of flying at Big Sky Airlines -- the other subsidiary of Mesaba parent MAIR Holdings -- to aircraft with 19 seats, allaying fears that jobs could be shipped out to the smaller carrier. MAIR's purchase...
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