American cancels flights in pilot dispute

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Sixteen percent of American Airlines flights were cancelled on February 8, 1999 as a result of the carrier's labor dispute with its pilots. American is the second-largest airline in the US. American said that it cancelled up to 360 flights on February 8 due to a shortage of pilots. The carrier had a schedule of 2,250 departures. On February 7, American cancelled 240 flights.

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Cancels flights because of a pilots' dispute

Services information, Personnel administration, Labor relations, Abstract, American Airlines Inc.

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AMR expects loss for second quarter as demand slumps

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AMR Corp. is forecasting a loss for the 2001 second-quarter as a result of falling demand. The company is expecting a loss of more than $100 million (116.2 million euros) for the period.

Sales, profits & dividends, Forecasts and trends, AMR Corp., AMR

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Baggage bedlam: where's my suitcase?

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Airlines lose approximately 7,000 pieces of luggage per day or mishandle 5.08 bags out of 1,000.

Retail & services management, Statistical Data Included, Luggage, Airport baggage handling

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