American Airlines and US Airways, which are currently in a legal battle against the US Department of Justice to merge, have told the Transport Workers Union not to intervene on the airlines’ behalf – a message echoing that of the DOJ, which made a filing Tuesday that said the TWU should not be given “intervenor status” in the case.
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