American Airlines has made an additional US$100 million contribution to its employees’ defined benefit(DB)pension plans.
It’s in addition to the $223 million that the airline has already contributed to satisfy minimum required pension funding obligations for 2006.
American has contributed more than $1.5 billion to its DB plans since 2002.
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