DENVER—Frontier Airlines says Teamsters Union members have approved temporary wage and benefit concessions designed to help the company emerge from bankruptcy reorganization.
The Denver-based carrier said Thursday the union represents about 430 mechanics, tool room employees and others.
Unions representing Frontier’s pilots and dispatchers approved concessions last month. The airline says Chief Executive Officer Sean Menke and other executives have agreed to cuts of up to 20 percent.
Frontier filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in April, saying its primary credit card processing company wanted to hold back more money from ticket sales. The carrier also has been struggling with historic fuel costs and aggressive competition in Denver.
