U.S. Airline CEOs Blame Operational Meltdowns On Poor Overtime Take Rate
Credit: U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation
WASHINGTON—The chief executives of American Airlines and Southwest Airlines defended their operational performance in recent months, arguing that high-profile meltdowns were mainly caused by a reluctance of workers to pick up overtime shifts during periods of high stress such as bad weather events...
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