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Representatives of US Airways and American declined to comment. Testifying before Congress this summer, US Airways Group Inc. CEO Doug Parker was adamant that the two airlines shouldn't have to give up any slots. Tom Horton, the CEO of American parent AMR Corp., said recently that the companies are open to a reasonable settlement that lets the merger take place, but he declined to discuss specifics such as slots. Last month, JetBlue Airways Corp. CEO Dave Barger said the merged airline should give up all of American's flights at Reagan while keeping US Airways' current slots.
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