MINNEAPOLIS AP - Northwest Airlines Corp. joined with its pilot union to seek approval from a federal court for a change in its pension that is opposed by some older pilots.The changed pension plan was proposed by the Air Line Pilots Association and accepted by the company. The union and the airline said in a joint statement on Wednesday that while they believe the plan is legal, "some longer-serving pilots contend that it is unlawful.
December 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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MINNEAPOLIS AP – Northwest Airlines Corp. joined with its pilot union to seek approval from a federal court for a change in its pension that is opposed by some older pilots.
The changed pension plan was proposed by the Air Line Pilots Association and accepted by the company. The union and the airline said in a joint statement on Wednesday that while they believe the plan is legal, “some longer-serving pilots contend that it is unlawful.”
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