Doug Parker, chief executive officer of US Airways Group Inc., left, and Tom Horton, president and chief executive officer of AMR Corp.'s American Airlines, listen to a question during a press conference at Dallas Fort Worth Airport in Fort Worth, Texas, U.S., on Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013. US Airways Group Inc., spurned in three prior merger attempts, will combine with bankrupt AMR Corp.'s American Airlines in an $11 billion all-stock deal to create the world's largest carrier. Photographer: Mike Fuentes/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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