What does PSA stand for?

Pacific Southwest Airlines

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The only hitch in the trip came at the Los Angeles airport when Pacific Southwest Airlines refused to honor my travel voucher, even after I explained to them what I was doing and why.

Duty and honor: my orders were to be 'military escort of a deceased ...

In 1978, 144 people were killed when a Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727 and a private plane collided over San Diego.

Today in History

A: The phone company and Pacific Southwest Airlines.

In the running: Joe Cerrell began his career as a political ...

Mar 28, 2006 US Airways US Airways has gone retro with the dedication of an A319 painted in the white, orange and red livery of Pacific Southwest Airlines, one of the three original carriers that merged to create US Airways.

Aircraft News

Paddock was an airline agent for Pacific Southwest Airlines and US Airways.

OBITUARIES

Southwest Airlines in Texas and Pacific Southwest Airlines in California offered much lower fares than CAB-regulated airlines and prospered financially (Levine 1965).

Aviation policy: past and present. (Association Lecture)

In 1986, Pacific Southwest Airlines disappeared in the wake of airline deregulation, gobbled up by its larger, market-hungry competitor, USAir.

Deja vu? Or Is Past Telling Us Something?

the acquisition of Pacific Southwest Airlines and Piedmont Aviation Inc.

Survival of the fittest: airlines struggle to outlast industry slump