US Airways pilots
 

Any Pelicans flying for US Airways?

I would have thought there would be at least one US Airways pilot lurking on the forum!

Have friends there. What do you need.

Would be nice to know, when I'm flying, that the pilot or crew is a pelicanite!

When US Air and Am West merged it really mixed things up (in more ways that one) and its hard to tell now.

You flying on them shortly?

Joe

yep

I have always had good experiences with USAirways.
Maybe I have been just lucky.
I remember once I needed to fly to Portugal from Charlotte. It was via Newark.
Newak got hit by a storm and I missed the Newark-Porto connection. Well the USAir desk booked me onto a Charlotte-Frankfirt and Frankfurt-madrid and Madrid-Porto knowing I would miss the last flight.
Well once in Madrid they booked me on a Madrid-Santiago flight just to get me closer to my destination.

I did not pay a penny in all this and it was not USAir fault that they closed Newark.

Also their planes have more legroom (I frequently fly to London direct from Charlotte and I am 6'3" so I value the space) and are usually more modern.

I don't know... again maybe I just got lucky... and just jinxed myself (we are flying to St Marteens tomorrow.... )

Matteo,
I've had good luck with them too for the most part. Got stranded a couple of times, but you can't control weather!

I used to train at US Airways. Actualy it was Allegheny (now US Airways).

In the F27. Also now mostly gone but not forgotten.