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[...] CBS Dallas / Fort Worth Posts Related to US Airways Becomes AMR CreditorUS Airways CEO Says Merger Delays ‘Fine By Us’(AP) – The CEO of US Airways says he still wants to merge with American Airlines, but he’s in no hurry. US Airways CEO Doug …AMR Changes Position, Now Considereing Merger OptionsFORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – There’s a major development in the American Airlines bankruptcy case. Until now, officials with American Airlines parent company AMR Corp. had …AMR executives’ merger motives questionedAmerican Airlines has denied that top executives are motivated to put off a potential merger with US Airways because of a financial windfall they'd personally …AMR Considering Merger, Reaches TWU DealFORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – AMR, the parent company of American Airlines, is now considering merger options, according a two-page letter to employees from CEO Tom Horton. …US Airways CEO makes secret stop in North TexasUS Airways CEO Doug Parker will meet with congressional lawmakers in Washington Tuesday, promoting a merger between his company and American Airlines. It's the same …US Airways CEO makes secret stop in North TexasUS Airways CEO Doug Parker will meet with congressional lawmakers in Washington Tuesday, promoting a merger between his company and American Airlines. It's the same …US Airways Becomes Creditor for AMRUS Airways has filed paperwork with a federal bankruptcy court to become a creditor for AMR.Photo Credit: Getty Images NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth – Dallas-Fort …American Airlines seeks more time to file reorganization planAn extension would likely delay US Airways' takeover bid. Star-Telegram.com: Latest HeadlinesUS Airways Stalls Plan for AA MergerUS Airways is holding off on plans to merge with American Airlines, at least for now.Photo Credit: Getty Images NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth – Dallas-Fort …US Airways Stalls Plan for AA MergerUS Airways is holding off on plans to merge with American Airlines, at least for now.Photo Credit: Getty Images NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth – Dallas-Fort … [...]

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