Articles tagged “us airways”

US Airways was first to implement MasterCard PayPass technology, but perhaps other carriers didn't want a system that treats one card brand different than others.

US Airways still had among the smallest Sandy effect of big three, as Delta and United reported bigger profit cuts for October and haven't reported November yet.

After American Airlines is settled we'll likely see a period of relative normalcy in the U.S. market now that mergers, labor negotiations, route closures, and standardization of fees have given the industry a restart.

With US Airways' nondisclosure agreement set to expire late this week and a lot of American's labor issues nearing resolution, American's strategic plans could get an airing very soon.

It's smart for AMR's Horton to point out US Airways' own troubles, but then again he's the one who's CEO of a bankrupt ailine.

US Airways has its eye on an American Airlines merger, but has yet to tie up loose ends from its 2005 merger with America West and has left flight attendants without a contract for seven years.

US Airways isn't shy about its ambitions, but it should pay attention to AMR machinations that could take advantage of the pushed back date on its reorganization plan to secure the best options for its leaders.

US Airways is knocking on American's door lIke a prom date with a nice-fitting tux and shiny limo. It's just a matter of time now until AMR answers the door and heads off to the dance.

The delay points to a more likely coupling with U.S. Airways as AMR adjusts its plan to accomodate merger concerns as well as lingering labor issues with the pilots' union.

US Airways would like to avoid the irony of having two different working agreements that still exist following the US Airways-America West merger last beyond the hoped-for merger with American Airlines.