Y luego dicen que
no es negocio la aviación y que las líneas aéreas de extrajeras sólo
tienen un pequeño porcentaje de crecimiento en México...
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American Airlines to start Miami-San Diego flights, add Mexico routes
American Airlines plans to launch daily Miami-San Diego flights and
start serving two new destinations in Mexico from Dallas/Fort Worth.
The flights will start June 12. The Miami-San Diego service will be operated with Boeing 737-800s configured with 150 seats.
From Dallas/Fort Worth, American Eagle will operate daily flights to Hermosillo and 3X- weekly service to Zacatecas. The Mexico flights, pending government approval, will be operated with 44-seat Embraer ERJ-140s.
The flights will start June 12. The Miami-San Diego service will be operated with Boeing 737-800s configured with 150 seats.
From Dallas/Fort Worth, American Eagle will operate daily flights to Hermosillo and 3X- weekly service to Zacatecas. The Mexico flights, pending government approval, will be operated with 44-seat Embraer ERJ-140s.
Por otro lado, allende el bravo sí existe la libre competencia y se logran este tipo de acuerdos...
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US Airways flight attendants ratify new contract, support merger
By Linda Blachly | February 28, 2013
US Airways flight attendants have ratified a new contract that provides immediate pay increases and includes support for the American Airlines merger.
The carrier’s 6,800 flight attendants are represented by the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA).
According to a US Airways statement, the new contract “opens four-party negotiations with American’s flight attendant union and airline representatives, an initial step in reaching a combined collective bargaining agreement.”
The new contract specifies negotiations to begin within 30 days between airline officials; AFA and the union representing American Airlines flight attendants; and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants. “The talks would establish protocols for reaching a combined collective bargaining agreement once the merger of US Airways and American Airlines, announced on Feb. 14, is closed,” US Airways said.
The merger, which is subject to regulatory agency and bankruptcy court approvals, is expected to close by the third quarter.
US Airways chairman CEO Doug Parker said, “This merger will create a stronger company, with the path to improved compensation and benefits and greater long-term opportunities for all our employees.”
