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American Airlines’ workers come back to the negotiating table

- Jun 26, 2012 1:20 pm

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Last week the pilots union slammed the door shut on negotiations but things are looking up for American this week as FAs, mechanics, and even pilots make moves to negotiate again.

— Jason Clampet

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@AmericanAir is making progress in negotiations with #unions: http://t.co/l0FGDYEB

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