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NetJets and Pilots' Union Trade Slowdown Accusations
The pilots' union and NetJets are facing more legal issues
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On January 15, a law firm representing fractional-share operator NetJets sent a letter to the union that represents the company’s pilots, NetJets Association of Shared Aircraft Pilots (NJASAP), accusing union members of “engaging in concerted action” that is hampering flight operations. This includes writing up discrepancies at a higher-than-normal rate, greater fatigue calls, and a declining willingness to take extended duty days.

NetJets claims that NJASAP is communicating to members that they should engage in “self-help” or a slowdown, according to the letter from the law firm.

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