Delta Air Lines Inc.'s retired pilots should be put ahead of other creditors as the bankrupt airline works out its debt problems, a lawyer for the retired pilots said Wednesday. Schreeder, Wheeler & Flint partner Dean Booth, who is representing the approximately 4,500 retired pilots, said they are entitled to receive pension payments under a collective-bargaining agreement reached before Delta filed for bankruptcy protection on Sept. 14.
September 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Delta Air Lines Inc.’s retired pilots should be put ahead of other creditors as the bankrupt airline works out its debt problems, a lawyer for the retired pilots said Wednesday.
Dean Booth, a partner at the law firm Schreeder, Wheeler & Flint who is representing the approximately 4,500 retired pilots, said they are entitled to receive pension payments under a collective-bargaining agreement reached before Delta filed for bankruptcy protection on Sept. 14.
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