What the Big Airline Deal Means for Investors
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US Airways and American Airlines have agreed to an $11 billion merger that will result in the largest airline in the world. Shares of US Airways fell on the news. What will the deal mean for investors? What will the deal mean for smaller competitors like JetBlue and Southwest. In this installment of Motley Fool Money, our analysts discuss the future of the airlines.
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