Jad Mouawad

Airline Correspondent, New York Times

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Airline correspondent for the New York Times

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Two years ago, Continental Airlines backed away from merging with United. Last month, United began a flirtation with US Airways.

Will the United-Continental Merger Mean Friendlier Skies?

Two years ago, Continental Airlines backed away from merging with United. Last month, United began a flirtation with US Airways.

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Two years ago, Continental Airlines backed away from merging with United. Last month, United began a flirtation with US Airways.

Will the United-Continental Merger Mean Friendlier Skies?

Two years ago, Continental Airlines backed away from merging with United. Last month, United began a flirtation with US Airways.

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