US Airways seeks route-start delay
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From Times Staff and Wires
US Airways Group Inc. asked federal regulators for a one-year delay in starting new flights to China because of the soaring cost of jet fuel.
Tempe, Ariz.-based US Airways wants to begin the Philadelphia-Beijing route in 2010, according to a letter.
US Airways follows UAL Corp.’s United Airlines in making such a request to the Department of Transportation. The annual fuel cost for the China route has increased 80% to $90 million since US Airways filed its application in July.
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