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American, a unit of AMR, and its 23,000-member flight attendant union, will return to the negotiating table this week.

Flight attendant union leaders did not explicitly urge their members which way to vote, and Ward joined Don Carty Don Carty, chairman and chief executive of AMR, the airline's parent corporation, in noting that the airline is not "out of the woods" even with union members ratifying the wage cuts.

Instead she became the first flight attendant union member to mark 40 years at an airline, according to the union.

Another solution, and a more achievable one, would be unionization and bargaining along a model pioneered by flight attendant unions.

The changes, however, attracted sharp criticism from flight attendant unions.

The Coalition of Flight Attendant Unions, which had pressed the agency to change course, welcomed the decision.

Flight attendant unions vigorously oppose the proposal, saying it will endanger passenger safety.

KATHERINE STONE Los Angeles, Sept. 20, 2012 The writer is a professor of labor and employment law at U.C.L.A. School of Law and formerly a lawyer representing flight attendant unions.

Mr. Ashby, 44, an executive vice president who led the airline's negotiations with pilot and flight attendant unions last year, is the first executive of his level to leave US Airways since it announced plans May 19 to merge with the America West Holdings Corporation.

The potential deal drawn the ire of pilot and flight attendant unions, which is likely to make any potential tie-up a long and complicated process like the two-year saga leading up to the marriage of Delta Air Lines and Northwest.

"[My] credentials to lead the NWHM are primarily due to my experience as a lobbyist in Washington on behalf of three Flight Attendant unions," she told HuffPost in an emailed statement.