What U.S. flyers think about the AA-US Air merger, as told on Twitter
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American Airlines and US Airways took to Twitter this morning to official announce the merger to create the world’s largest airline. Both social media teams were apparently on overdrive answering every Tweet and questions sent their way.
Here are some of Americans’ Twitter reactions from this morning and as news was breaking last night:
Congrats @americanair @usairways!Can I nominate the AA crew to continue to manage the Twitter acount of the #NewAmerican please?
— Ashvin Lad (@ashvinlad) February 14, 2013
@americanair @usairways just dont devalue @aadvantage pls! Loyal world traveller here….
— Kevin Schawinski (@kevinschawinski) February 14, 2013
Read in AA/US merger announcement they’re going to pick the “best of both” … that never gets old!!!
— Jeff Smisek (@FakeUnitedJeff) February 14, 2013
I just can’t get excited about a big airline merger. Can anyone think of a cool angle?
— Joseph Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) February 14, 2013
RIP @usair – will miss the brand I’ve flown for 20+ years…hope the AA (not a fan) merger doesn’t screw it up;)
— James Kennedy (@jjffkk) February 14, 2013
Very pleased the #AmericanAir and #USAirways merger will maintain the AA brand. I admit it – the video gave me goosebumps. #biased
— jenrhudson (@jenrhudson) February 14, 2013
American Airlines and US Airways are merging, which is definitely a sign of the Apocalypse. Just like every other merger, you know.
— Jason Gastrich (@jasonagastrich) February 13, 2013
Looks like Parker won the US Airways-American Game of Thrones #merger charlotteobserver.com/2013/02/13/385…
— Ely Portillo (@ESPortillo) February 13, 2013
AA+US will use Valentine’s Day to declare their never-ending love bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-1…
— Marty St. George (@martysg) February 13, 2013
Seriously can’t wait to see the shit show that the #American & #USAirways merger will be.
— Christopher Owens (@cowens727) February 13, 2013
USAir & American Airlines just announced a merger…I’m okay with it as long as they don’t call themeselves ‘Air America”…
— Mike Paterno (@MikePaterno) February 14, 2013