US Airways, Inc. is a major airline based in the United States. The airline is an operating unit of US Airways Group and is the 6th airline by traffic and 8th by market value in the country.[1] US Airways operates major hubs in Charlotte, Phoenix and Philadelphia and maintains focus city operations at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.[2]
A member of the Star Alliance, the airline has a fleet of 347 mainline jet aircraft and 319 regional jet and turbo-prop aircraft connecting 200 destinations in North America, South America, Europe and the Middle East.
The airline was acquired by America West Airlines in 2005, with the new airline retaining the US Airways name. The name choice was based on studies indicating that the US Airways name had better brand recognition worldwide than the America West name. Despite better name recognition, US Airways consistently ranks at the bottom of customer service surveys.[3] US Airways has become a "discount" carrier compared with the remaining historic mainline companies (Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, American Airlines) and has made decisions to transfer flights from larger capacity, super-hub airports like Pittsburgh International Airport to smaller, mid-sized airports with lower capacity like Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Some of these decisions in cost-cutting and down-sizing, along with outsourcing call centers for customer care,[4] help explain why the carrier ranks so low in quality.[5] Smaller airports cannot maintain service levels that the larger super-hub design terminals allow, sending passengers through limited space. The airline has had consistent monetary problems, which have cut funding for employee pay and salaries and overall service.[6] According to the reputable service ranking firm JD Power, this has led to US Airways having the lowest ranked customer satisfaction out of the traditional carriers.[7] The full satisfaction survey continues to state the following about US Airways: "below average staff, air crafts, reservations, check-in experience, and deals." Despite US Airways' huge challenges, the airline has remained in business as other companies have either been merged under larger brands or ceased to exist.

CEO

Douglas Parker

Vice Chairman of the Board

Bruce Lakefield

Director

Steven Whisler
Director

Matthew Hart

Director

George Philip

Director

Cheryl Krongard

Director

Herbert Baum

Director

Richard Kraemer

Director

Denise O'Leary
CFO

Derek Kerr
COO

Robert Isom

Executive Vice President

Stephen Johnson
Human Resources, Communicati...

EE

President

Scott Kirby
Piedmont

SF
Airport Customer Service, In...

SB
CIO

BJ
Flight & InFlight Operations

EB

Legal

JD
Marketing & Planning

AN
Public Affairs

CH
Technical Operations

DS
Control

MC

Real Estate

Michael Minerva
Financial Planning & Analysis

KB
Operations Control & Planning

BB
Treasurer

TW
US Airways Express

DF
PSA Express

KH
Safety & Regulatory Complian...

PM
Human Resources

DP
Communication

JO
Labor Relations

AH
Airport Customer Service

TP
Airport Customer Service & O...

DP
Philadelphia Operation

RC
Business Technology

TC
Business Technology Delivery

MG
IT Infrastructure

AF
Flight Operations

LH
In-flight Services

HA

Legal Affairs

Paul Jones
Legal Affairs

HK
Reservations & Customer Serv...

KH
Revenue Management

TT
Congressional & Federal Affa...

TC
Technical Operations Oversig...

RO

Technical Services

KB
 
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