U.S. Airlines Need a Level Playing Field to Compete Against Foreign Airlines
ALPA White Paper Calls for U.S. Government Action to Position U.S. Airlines and Their Employees to Compete
June 14, 2012 - In a white paper released today titled “Leveling the Playing Field for U.S. Airlines and Their Employees,” the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA) outlines the clear solutions that the U.S. government must pursue to create a strong U.S. airline industry and fairly position U.S. airlines and their employees to compete and prevail in global air transportation.
“In the global marketplace, competition exists not only between companies, but between governments. Foreign airlines, particularly in the Persian Gulf, operate under governments that make promoting strong and competitive carriers a national priority,” said Capt. Lee Moak, ALPA’s president, in a speech before the Aero Club of Washington, at which the white paper was released.
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View a photo slideshow of Capt. Moak’s speech at the Aero Club of Washington.
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