American Airlines subsidiary workers say they must take food stamps, sell blood to get by

American Airlines, the world"s largest carrier, is enjoying strong financial results, but service agents who work for a subsidiary carrier say they aren"t sharing in that wealth. A survey of 900 workers at regional carrier Envoy Air found that 27% of those who responded said they must accept food stamps and other public assistance to make ends meet. Other workers say they are forced to buy out-of-date food, borrow from retirement accounts and even sell blood to get by.