SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Management and union leaders at South Korea's Asiana Airlines headed into talks Wednesday as the carrier braced for more disruptions to its international and cargo services from a pilots' strike that stretched into a fourth day.
Pilots at South Korea's second-largest airline walked off the job Sunday for the second time in less than two weeks, demanding more rest days, a greater say in management decisions and change in the retirement age from 55 to 60.
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