Flying Tigers’ board set a special meeting.
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A spokesman for the company said the board called the meeting for Nov. 19 to decide whether the financially troubled Los Angeles-based air cargo carrier can continue operations. The company is currently seeking concessions from its pilots, including a 25% wage cut and a $10-million reduction in benefits. The company has set a Nov. 14 deadline for reaching an agreement with the pilots. Flying Tigers is a unit of Tiger International.
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