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Addington et al v. US Airline Pilots Association et al
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September 23, 2015
Judge Grants Partial Injunction In US Airways Pilot Row
An Arizona federal judge barred the premerger US Airways Inc. pilot union from participating in talks over integrating pilots from the airline, the former America West Airlines Inc. and American Airlines in the wake of the 2013 merger in a Tuesday order.
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September 16, 2015
US Airways Blasts Injunction Bid In Pilot Seniority Row
US Airways Inc. asked an Arizona federal judge Monday to reject a "needlessly broad" injunction request from a class of ex-pilots seeking to block the integration of seniority lists for pilots represented by different unions following US Airways' recent mergers.
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January 13, 2014
Pilots Union Wins Seniority Row With Ex-Am West Pilots
Former America West Airlines Inc. pilots on Friday lost their class action contract suit against the U.S. Airline Pilots Association over a long-running seniority dispute, with an Arizona federal judge finding the USAPA didn't breach its duty of fair representation.
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May 06, 2013
Ex-Am West Pilots Want US Airways Seniority Row Kept Alive
Former America West Airlines Inc. pilots urged an Arizona federal judge Friday to keep alive its dispute over pilot seniority in a 2005 merger with U.S. Airways Group Inc., while denying claims that they were trying to derail U.S. Airways' $11 billion merger with American Airlines' bankrupt parent.
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April 05, 2013
US Airways Says Seniority Dispute Belongs In Arbitration
U.S. Airways Inc. told an Arizona federal judge Friday that part of a lawsuit contesting how pilots' seniority status will be integrated after the company's merger with American Airlines Inc. constitutes a "minor dispute" and belongs in arbitration.
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April 03, 2013
US Airline Union, Ex-Am West Pilots Postpone Seniority Row
The US Airline Pilots Association on Wednesday agreed to delay its suit in New York bankruptcy court against former America West Airlines Inc. pilots until underlying litigation in Arizona surrounding pilot seniority in US Airways Group Inc.'s $11 billion merger with AMR Corp. is resolved.
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March 27, 2013
CORRECTED: Am West Pilots Want Arbitrator's Seniority List Enforced
A group purporting to represent former America West Airlines Inc. pilots moved in Arizona federal court Tuesday to stop a US Airways Group Inc. union from implementing any pilot seniority list in US Airways' $11 billion merger with AMR Corp. that does not adhere to a 2007 arbitration decision. (Correction: A previously published version of this article incorrectly said that the America West pilots are attempting to stop the merger of AMR Corp. and US Airways Group Inc. The error has been corrected.)
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March 07, 2013
Pilots Union Row Threatens American-US Airways Merger
Several former America West Airlines Inc. pilots filed a class action contract suit against the U.S. Airline Pilots Association and US Airways Group Inc. in Arizona federal court Thursday in a long-running seniority dispute, litigation that could put US Airways' merger with AMR Corp. in jeopardy.