© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: American Airlines planes are parked at the gate during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Washington 2/2WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A trade group representing major U.S. airlines said Thursday it is not actively seeking new government assistance but would accept new bailout funds as long as no new strings were attached.
A spokeswoman for Airlines for America, a trade group representing Delta Air Lines (N:), United Airlines (O:) and American Airlines (O:), Southwest Airlines (N:) and other major airlines said "if Congress opts to enact the labor-requested proposal, we would support our workforce’s decision to pursue a simple and clean extension of the grants as long as no additional or extraneous conditions are required."
Major airline unions last month asked for another $32 billion in payroll assistance for airlines and contractors to keep workers employed through at least March 31.
(This story corrects first paragraph to say "as long as no new strings", not "as long as new strings")
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