United they fly

Article Abstract:

The Air Canada acquisition of PWA Corp, the merger of Canada's two domestic airlines, has caused disappointment among PWA employees who had attempted to put together a financial plan to prevent the takeover. Money-losing PWA simply ran out of time and had to succumb to the last Air Canada offer.

PWA Corp.

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Three is a company: an unlikely trio strives to make a deal

Article Abstract:

The proposed merger of Air Canada and Canadian Airlines involves three executives, each with his own management style. Martimer Taylor, Hollis Harris and Rhys Eyton may reach an agreement to develop an airline with their respective strengths.

Management, Eyton, Rhys, Harris, Hollis L., Taylor, Martimer

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Royal Canadian air wars

Article Abstract:

The proposed merger of Air Canada and Canadian Airlines would leave Canada with one major airline, which has drawn complaints from consumers, employees and critics. Both airlines have debts and losses that total more than $4.5 billion.

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