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austwin1 said:Has any word been given on whether the US aircraft will have a sticker placed on them before they are actually repainted in the American livery?
nycbusdriver said:
Haven't heard any plan, but is that standard operating procedure when airlines merge? The livery can wait, but the name "over the door" has to change quickly. I'm surpirsed some forum member here, who is a whiz at Photoshop, hasn't already given us a protoype picture of the hybrid. (Hint)
That actually doesn't look too bad.ChockJockey said:Okay, but only since you asked real nice...
Yes, my friend, a rush like I hope you never have to feel...FWAAA said:On Monday, Dec 9, AA will emerge from Ch 11 and after the unique corporate transactions are done, US Airways and American Airlines will both be subsidiaries of a new holding company, American Airlines Group. As others have said, actual combination of the two airlines will take some time, so is there any rush to do anything?
Is this necessary? I was flying NW quite a bit around the time of the DL merger, and I never saw DL put an "Operated by Northwest" sticker as the planes were being repainted.UPNAWAY said:OP, until we are under one operation certificate they will be seperate airlines. what you will see is US planes getting painted but the will have a "Operated by US Airways" sticker on them after pant but before one cert. There is no reason for any sticker until the plane is re-painted.
ChockJockey said:
Okay, but only since you asked real nice...
USFlyer said:Is this necessary? I was flying NW quite a bit around the time of the DL merger, and I never saw DL put an "Operated by Northwest" sticker as the planes were being repainted.