Current Topics Of Interest
The following information should serve to provide relevant background on current issues important to the airline. Hurricane Katrina
Labor Negotiations
>Northwest Airlines will Continue to Operate Normal Schedule
>Northwest Airlines Expresses Disappointment that AMFA Walked Away from NMB Negotiations
>Northwest Airlines Adjusts Labor Cost-savings Target
>Northwest Airlines Announces it has Reached Tentative Agreement with its Pilots
Company Statements
>September 11, 2005 - Statement On AMFA's Decision To Discontinue Negotiations >August 17, 2005: Statement on AMFA's August 17 Proposal
>August 16, 2005: Statement on United Parcel Service (UPS) Pilots' Union News Release
>August 15, 2005: Statement on Start of Super-Mediated Talks With AMFA
>August 12, 2005: Statement on AMFA Resolution from Mechanics at Other Airlines
>August 11, 2005: Statement on Champion Flights >August 9, 2005: Statement on PFAA Calling For a Strike Vote
>August 9, 2005: Statement on Restart of NMB Talks
>August 3, 2005: Statement on AMFA Decision to Discontinue Negotiations
>July 25, 2005: Statement on Presidential Emergency Board (PEB) Appointment
>July 21, 2005: PFAA Lawsuit Statement
>July 19, 2005: Response to AMFA Strike Vote Statement
>July 18, 2005: NMB Proffer of Arbitration Statement
>July 14, 2005: NMB Statement
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Letters to Government Officials
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>July 18, 2005: Letter to NMB
>July 7, 2005: Letter to NMB
>May 24, 2005: Letter to NMB
NWA Hub Market Share, Number of Flights and Employment
>Detroit
>Minneapolis/St. Paul
>Memphis
Backgrounders
>Union Representation at Northwest
>The Railway Labor Act
>About Northwest
>National Mediation Board (NMB) Information
Select Articles from Northwest "Passages" Employee Newspaper
>August 20, 2005: Salaried Workers Moving to 401k Retirement Plan
>August 20, 2005: AMFA Strikes; NWA Implements New Terms
>August 20, 2005: Customer Commitment Never More Important
>August 20, 2005: Fuel Prices Remain Challenging for NWA Industry
>August 20, 2005:NWA Operating Plan Working Well
>August 8, 2005: Breakdown of AMFA Employees at NWA
>August 8, 2005: AMFA, A Snapshot of Current Union Membership
>August 8, 2005: The Future Is Now
>August 8, 2005: Inflight Services and The Contingency Plan
>August 8, 2005: Business Transformation is Necessary
>August 8, 2005: NWA Running Out of Time to Cut Costs
>August 8, 2005: Transformation Difficult, But This is Nobody's Fault
>July 15, 2005: Contingency Plan Ready to Go
>July 15, 2005: Labor Negotiations Hit Critical Juncture
>July 15, 2005: NWA Transforming as Industry Changes
>June 15, 2005: Bankruptcy No Panacea for Northwest Problems
>April 1, 2005: NWA Safety Unaffected by Fleet Pull Down
>May 1, 2003: Makers, Carriers Rely on Aircraft Outsourcing
>May 1, 2003: Outsourcing Maintenance is Another Competitive Tool
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