Topic: US Airways

Human Pilots Are a Problem, and Robot Controlled Planes May Be the Solution

AP

The pilot of Air France Flight 447 was operating on one hour of sleep before the plane crashed into the Atlantic. In Philadelphia, a man impersonating a pilot made it into a US Airways cockpit. The era of robot pilots can't get here fast enough.

By Adam Clark Estes and Connor Simpson

Feb 13, 2013

Four Airlines Now Control 86 Percent of Air Travel in the U.S.

We've been waiting and waiting for the final confirmation that -- finally! -- American Airlines and U.S. Airways would complete their merger this week. It seems today is the big day.

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By Adam Clark Estes

Feb 10, 2013

This Is the Week for the US Airways-American Airlines Merger

After weeks of waffling and speculating, several news outlets report that the $11 billion merger between US Airways and American Airlines will arrive as soon as this week.

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By Connor Simpson

Jul 8, 2012

Your Plane Was Delayed Because the Tarmac Melted

No one likes airport delays. We want to get where we're going as quickly as possible, please and thank you. But one plane on its way from Reagan National Airport to Charleston, South Carolina faced an extremely bizarre delay when it couldn't take off because the tarmac had melted. 

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By Alexander Abad-Santos

Apr 20, 2012

US Airways Wants to Take Over American Airlines

US Airways has filed plans with the SEC to take over American Airlines. [CBS]

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