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US Airways adding flights to Europe – Phoenix Business Journal
http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2012/05/09/us-airways-adding-flights-to-europe.html
US Airways Group Inc. is adding daily, seasonal flights to Madrid, Rome and Dublin from its hub at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. It also will increase the number of daily flights it offers from Charlotte to Frankfurt, Germany.
In addition, the Tempe-based airline is adding flights to Europe from Philadelphia. No international flights will be added from Phoenix.
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American merger could mean higher fares, analysts warn | AirTicket.com
http://www.airticket.com/american-merger-could-mean-higher-fares-analysts-warn/
American Airlines fleet at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in November 2009. Français : Flotte d'American Airlines à l'aéroport international de Dallas-Fort Worth en novembre 2009. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
http://travel.usatoday.com/flights/story/2012-04-22/American-merger-could-mean-higher-fares-analysts-warn/54473796/1
“US Airways is in a position where if it doesn’t merge, it’s going to die,” says Joshua Schank, president of the Eno Center for Transportation. “They saw this bankruptcy as an opportunity, and they’re taking advantage of it.”
And, Schank warns, “you’re likely to see a bump in the cost of travel,” particularly on flights between hubs served by US Airways and American such as Phoenix, Philadelphia, Chicago and Dallas.
If the airlines merge, the combined carrier would be called American Airlines and be based in American’s home of Fort Worth, according to Capt. Dave Bates, president of the Allied Pilots Association.
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- AMR unions ink deal with US Airways (marketday.msnbc.msn.com)
- AMR unions ink deal with US Airways (ifenews.wordpress.com)
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