Cargo pilot strike could ground Amazon
November 23, 2016
Pilots who fly for ABX Air, a carrier that transports orders for Amazon.com, went on strike yesterday. Amazon signed a deal with Air Transport Services Group, ABX Air’s parent, that included 20 leased airplanes dedicated to moving cargo for the e-tailing giant. The company makes 35 flights a day for Amazon.
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