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Allied Pilots Association
Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, the Allied Pilots Association (APA) serves as the certified collective bargaining agent for the 16,000 professional pilots who fly for American Airlines. APA was founded in 1963 and is the largest independent pilots’ union in the world. APA provides a broad range of representation services for its members and devotes more than 20 percent of its dues income to support aviation safety.
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APA in the News
Forbes, Jan. 22
American Airlines rebuts United claims about its Chicago losses
APA spokesperson Capt. Dennis Tajer told Forbes that American CEO Robert Isom will likely respond to United CEO Scott Kirby’s comments during American’s earnings call on Jan. 27. “Scott’s trying to flush out Robert to answer the question of how much he’s losing in Chicago,” he said. “We’ll see if Robert takes the bait.” Read the article …
The Dallas Morning News, Dec. 18
American Airlines is stuck behind its rivals. Does it finally have a plan to soar higher?
American Airlines finds itself in an uphill battle with its chief competitors, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines. “We’re staring at the perennial bronze medal going forward, and we don’t like it,” APA spokesperson Capt. Dennis Tajer told The Dallas Morning News. “We don’t want to just compete; we want to dominate the competition.” Read the article ...
Forbes, Dec. 12
American Airlines’ new Airbus offers ‘metaphor for American’s plan’
“The XLR is the metaphor for American’s long-term plan,” APA spokesperson Capt. Dennis Tajer told Forbes. It focuses on premium seating, it flies domestically and internationally, and as a narrowbody, it has lower pilot cost than a widebody airplane. Read the article …
