Sources tell the Assoicated Press that United and Continental are talking about some type of alliance, but short of a full merger, while United still is discussing merger with US Airways. Read the latest here.
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Sources tell the Assoicated Press that United and Continental are talking about some type of alliance, but short of a full merger, while United still is discussing merger with US Airways. Read the latest here.
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Ack. If United merges with USAir, that'll be one less airline on my list of choices. USAir has not completed its merger with America West, IMHO (still can't do seat selection on a multi-segment flight if one of the planes involved are not all USAir or America West...they may be painted the same, but online they're still different).
Posted by Alex Wong | May 15, 2008 6:59 PM
Posted on May 15, 2008 18:59