Pilots of Hawaiian Airlines, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, International today expressed disappointment in response to management's request for federal assistance in on-going contract negotiations between the pilots' union and the airline, which began in November 1999. This is the first time in decades that either party has requested the intervention of a federal mediator in pilot contract negotiations and it comes at an extremely unusual midpoint of negotiations rather than the end of that process.
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Hawaiian Airlines pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, International, have received USD$2 million from the union's contingency fund as they make preparations for possible strike activities.

Contract negotiations between the pilots and the airline management are being conducted under the direction of a federally appointed mediator and neither party may employ self-help actions until released by the mediator.
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As travelers flock to the sky the day before Thanksgiving, Hawaiian Airlines pilots will be marching in informational picket lines this Wednesday at five airports served by the airline.

``We're not trying to disrupt anyone's Thanksgiving travel, but our message is 'no thanks' to management's refusal to commit to a fair contract,'' said Kirk McBride, chairman of the Hawaiian ALPA unit.
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The union representing Hawaiian Airlines pilots is staging protest informational pickets at five airports today.

Union pilots will continue to fly as scheduled through the Thanksgiving holiday, but representatives will stage pickets to protest stalled contract negotiations, the Air Line Pilots Associations (ALPA) said in a statement.
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A federal appeals court panel ordered a trial
for a Hawaiian Airlines pilot who said company officials illegally
entered a secure Web site where he criticized the airline and his
union.
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