Union dispatchers for Memphis-based Pinnacle Airlines Corp. have ratified a new contract agreement with the regional air carrier.

The vote by members of the Transport Workers Union of America was tallied Aug. 31 and announced Tuesday, Sept. 11, by the company.

Pinnacle executives are renegotiating their collective bargaining agreements with all of the airline’s employee unions after the company’s first bankruptcy reorganization plan from April was scrambled in June. The initial reorganization plan was scrapped after Delta Air Lines won union agreements with its pilots that allow Delta to fly fewer of the 50-seat regional jets sooner that Pinnacle flies for Delta under contract.

The new contract with the dispatchers remains tentative until it is approved by a bankruptcy court judge.

The new and tentative reorganization plan outlined by Pinnacle CEO John Spanjers in August called for six-percent pay cuts for employees, a cut in paid vacation time by one week and a smaller company match in 401(k) retirement plans to take effect next year.