US Airways Wants to Take Over American Airlines
US Airways has filed plans with the SEC to take over American Airlines. [CBS]
A flight attendant who told a plane full of passengers that their flight was going to crash will not engender the kind of sympathy that America's famous Jet Blue flight attendant's freak-out.
US Airways has filed plans with the SEC to take over American Airlines. [CBS]
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