HP to US Signage changed at your city yet?

[US AIRWAYS FAN]

Just wondering which stations have made the change over. I am sure LAS and PHX have done so by now. But as far as east coast flying I have not seen any yet. Sure US and HP are next to each other in many stations but both still have their individual signage. I thought this was going to start changing?


Any stations that you know of that have changed over yet to US signage?

 

[tadjr]

Sure US and HP are next to each other in many stations but both still have their individual signage. I thought this was going to start changing?

We still have 2 separate computer systems for check in and afaik, except in LAS, the kiosks dont work for both carriers. We have a hard enough time now with separate signs getting people in the right lines for the computer system they need to use to check in, if they take away the America West signs, it will be a real nightmare.
I was going to suggest to someone in Tempe that they come up with some NEW signage telling people that even though we are all USAirways, we are still working on getting things together. People have a fit if they are in the wrong line (they didnt read/see the signs) and then have to go to another one because they thought we were all 1 carrier. Well, yes and no. Unfortunately for checkin, no. Until they get the kiosks able to check in both and the computer I'm using to checkin both, they need to keep the airport signs and lines separate.
People understand we are merging, but they dont know how far along we are. We need to get the word out that things are taking time (and we're making sure they work right) before we throw everything together.

 

[gso2pit]

SEA and LAX have both made the changeover.

 

[FCYTravis]

As has SFO. All-new signage of the Charlotte style. Phoenix's gates have also been changed over, but Las Vegas gates have not - they still show America West screens.

 

[phllax]

While PHX gate signage has been changed, at curbside check-in there is tape over the US signage