Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
Now that airlines are reporting major profit, it's time for them to reward flyers with a better onboard experience and more route options.
2 years ago
Grant Martin, Skift
3 years ago
The American and US Airways system cutover went curiously well this weekend - but will it hold?
Mary Schlangenstein and Justin Bachman, Bloomberg
You know American's leadership has been saying "Let's not pull a Smisek" to the IT team for the last year. Let's hope it sunk in.
Associated Press
The long and drawn out death of the US Airways brand after its acquisition of American Airlines only served to highlight the decline of its product in the years leading up to the merger.
Dennis Schaal, Skift
We haven't seen the contract but can assure you this: Expedia gave some ground to American Airlines Group. Otherwise Expedia Inc. sites would not be getting access to American's and US Airways' ancillary services or be able to ink the deal to provide hotel inventory to AA.com.
The hubbub is about US Airways dissing Pittsburgh, its birthplace, by not stopping there on its ceremonial final flight on Oct. 16. American Airlines says it will skip Pittsburgh because it isn't an American Airlines Group hub.
Mary Schlangenstein, Bloomberg
American officials have done a lot of studying and have a lot of experience in reservations' system migrations, often the toughest part in merging two airlines together. Let's hope they are capable students.
David Koenig, Associated Press
Will any consumers be sad to see this tired brand go bye-bye?
We don't care about the US Air planes, but we're going to miss the old AA look.
Considering the last few years of the US Air product, we doubt that too many people are upset about this.
