Merger Timeline Information?

[phillyfilly]

HP employees are kept up to date on the merger transiton via a weekly news flyer. I believe it is called "PLANE DEAL". Does anyone know if these documents are available online? I had the opportunity to read the 9/9/05 flyer. It contained extremely interesting and informative facts (and dates!) associated with the merger.

 

[A1immortal]

There used to be a link at Justplanenews.com deosnt seem to be there anymore

 

[phillyfilly]

Thanks A1... I thought that was where I found the link earlier this week. Wonder what happened to it?

 

[A1immortal]

Heres a link to that page but dont know how to get it on a regular basis

www.justplanenews.com/PDF/Plane%20Deal%2009-09-05.pdf

 

[UseYourHead]

It is available on theHub....

HP employees are kept up to date on the merger transiton via a weekly news flyer. I believe it is called "PLANE DEAL". Does anyone know if these documents are available online? I had the opportunity to read the 9/9/05 flyer. It contained extremely interesting and informative facts (and dates!) associated with the merger.

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[USA320Pilot]

The Plane Deal Merger Update can be obtained from US Airways' internal employee portal called theHub under the merger news banner. Last week for the first time justplanebusiness had a hyperlink to the publication, which is published by America West's Corporate Communication Department.

Regards,

USA320Pilot

 

[phillyfilly]

Thanks. I am OA airline employee and as such do not have access to the Hub or HP employee sites. I'm considering employment with the US/HP family and looking for as a much info as possible. 🙂

 

[etops1]

who is oa and is the new usairways even hiring.

 

[USA320Pilot]

ETOPS1:

OA stands for Other Airline. Both US & HP are hiring dependent upon the department.

Regards,

USA320Pilot

 

[etops1]

oh , ok. thanks . you have a good day C.

 

[USA320Pilot]

Thanks K. You too.

Regards,

USA320Pilot

 

[heyray]

ooops....already answered 3 times, lol

 

[whlinder]

Of course, OA is also the IATA code for Olympic Airways, so it depends on the context...