Originally Posted by EdGrimley

If it's a legally binding contract then it becomes a lawsuit. Delta sues when someone breaks a contract. If the contract is well written, a judge will decide in favor of those who were harmed. The key is unambiguous language that has a tangible penalty attached to it and union leadership that is willing to enforce the contract.

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and of course Delta gets sued by businesses, government, people each year as well. It's part of doing business.