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http://www.buffalonews.com/cityregion/northernsuburbs/story/804435.html
http://www.buffalonews.com/cityregion/northernsuburbs/story/804435.html
WASHINGTON—Colgan Air, which operated the Continental Connection plane that crashed in Clarence Center in February, killing 50, will begin negotiations with its new union today, the Air Line Pilots Association announced Tuesday.
Pilots at Colgan voted last December to join ALPA, the world’s largest pilots union.
Capt. Mark Segaloff, chairman of the union’s Executive Council at Colgan, said pilot compensation, pilot scheduling and the sick leave policy are among issues the union hopes to address.
Pilot fatigue has emerged as one of the key issues in the federal investigation of the February crash, and The Buffalo News reported earlier this month that pilots at Colgan felt pressured to fly even when they were sick or fatigued.