AMR says it suffers from higher labor costs than its peers and filed for Chapter 11 protection from creditors in November in New York.
Analysts and industry insiders believe the company's chief priority is to align labor costs, primarily from its heavily unionized work force, with rivals who cut thousands of jobs and pensions in bankruptcy several years ago.
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