Comair Pilots Set To Vote On Tentative Agreement

Comair pilots are set to vote tonight on a tentative agreement that could keep them from walking off the job.
At a bankruptcy hearing today, the judge was expected to consider whether to block a threatened strike.
Instead, a Comair lawyer asked the judge hold off, saying the company is making progress in talks with the union.

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Comair Pilots Set To Vote On Tentative Agreement

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