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Flair Airlines reaches 3-year tentative agreement with pilots, union says

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A union representing pilots at Flair Airlines says they have reached a new tentative agreement with company management.  The Air Line Pilots Association says the agreement comes after 10 months of contract negotiations.  It says the three-year tentative agreement reflects progress on issue...

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