U.S. Airways CEO Doug Parker recently showed his company’s hand a bit, admitting that merging with American Airlines’ parent, AMR Corp “represents a unique opportunity that we should not ignore.” And now it may have a potential wingman interested in joining its pursuit of hooking up, private equity firm TPG Capital. [More]
U.S. Airways In Financial Partnership Talks So It Can Keep Flirting With American Airlines
By May 31, 2012
Report: Delta, U.S. Airways Among Those With An Eye To Buy American Airlines Parent Company
By January 13, 2012
As American Airlines parent company AMR tries to sort itself out during bankruptcy proceedings, there are already a few vultures circling it. A report says Delta Air Lines and U.S. Airways are considering buying AMR, along with a buyout firm called TPG Capital. [More]
Turns Out Bankrupt American Airlines Owns A $30 Million London Townhouse
By December 15, 2011
When a company files for bankruptcy, some interesting things can come up in the listing of assets. Like say, a London townhouse that could be worth up to $30 million — which was listed in American Airlines’ recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. [More]
