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While that number was down substantially from its 31, flights in it was still well ahead of Delta, which offered 6, flights, down from 29, in The airline is one of the largest employers in the Charlotte area. Prior to the pandemic, American had more than 12, employees in Charlotte. It was unable to provide Charlotte Business Journal with an updated employment count here due to its open voluntary early-out and leave-of-absence programs, a spokesman said.

As for potential employee cuts, American recently told employees 13, could be furloughed this spring if more federal financial aid is not given to the industry.

Up to employees could be affected in Charlotte. The airline has told flight attendants that furloughs are likely to last six months or more.

Kyle Arnold. Kyle Arnold is the aviation writer for The Dallas Morning News, covering airlines, air travel and the aerospace industry. He is a University of Washington graduate. Become a business insider.

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Rival United Airlines last Friday sent similar furlough warnings to 14, staff members. The furlough notices will go to 4, flight attendants, 3, fleet service workers, 1, pilots, 1, maintenance workers, 1, in passenger service, dispatchers and 40 instructors, according to a American Airlines securities filing.

Employers are legally required to give staff notice about possible layoffs or temporary furloughs generally 60 days in advance. The notices do not guarantee that recipients will ultimately lose their jobs.



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