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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. Suddenly, Continental had a change of heart, and over the weekend completed what some airline experts are calling a shotgun wedding. United and Continental now plan to become the world's largest airline .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readTwo years ago, Continental Airlines backed away from merging with United. Last month, United began a flirtation with US Airways. Suddenly, Continental had a change of heart, and over the weekend completed what some airline experts are calling a shotgun wedding. United and Continental now plan to become the world's largest airline.
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Merging Airlines, Reforming Politics and Managing Public Lands- 0:00Will the United-Continental Merger Mean Friendlier Skies?You’re reading this
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The full episode
1 of 3Merging Airlines, Reforming Politics and Managing Public Lands- 0:00Will the United-Continental Merger Mean Friendlier Skies?You’re reading this
- 27:44Prop 14: Getting Political Parties out of the Primaries
- 41:31From Olvera Street to Grand Avenue