SINGAPORE: Pilots in Singapore Airlines are digging in and refusing to accept cost-cutting measures to keep the airline viable, despite urgings from the top, including from Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong.
SIA's wage-cut proposals are unacceptable, Air Line Pilots Association Singapore (Alpa-S) spokesman Frank John said, because the result would be a cut of up to 50% in pilots' monthly incomes.
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