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American Airlines pilots plan protest

Union to picket at airports, client company offices

American Airlines pilots' protest against what they call the carrier's poor performance comes just days after the carrier grounded all 300 of its Boeing MD-80 aircraft for safety reinspections and canceled more than 3,100 flights last week. American Airlines pilots' protest against what they call the carrier's poor performance comes just days after the carrier grounded all 300 of its Boeing MD-80 aircraft for safety reinspections and canceled more than 3,100 flights last week. (Ric Francis/Associated Press)
By Nicole C. Wong
Globe Staff / April 15, 2008

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To call attention to what they say is American Airlines Inc.'s poor performance, hundreds of the carrier's pilots plan to protest today at key airports and some of the airline's shareholders' or corporate clients' headquarters in nine cities - including in Boston at Logan Airport and Fidelity Investments. (Full article: 397 words)

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