American Airlines Group Inc. urged a federal judge to quickly end an alleged work slowdown by mechanics that has become “devastating” to the carrier’s operations.
American sought the order three weeks after asking for a temporary injunction against the TWU-IAM Association, which represents more than 30,000 mechanics, baggage handlers and other airport ramp workers. A July 1 trial set in the case isn’t soon enough, the carrier said Friday.
American asked the court to order the union and its members to stop slowing aircraft repairs or other work and to stop refusing overtime or assignments away from their normal ...
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