US Airways Thursday announced it would reinstate mileage perks that it canceled this summer in a move the Arizona air carrier took as fuel costs were rising. US Airways senior vice president of marketing and planning Andrew Nocella said negative feedback from customers and the need to stay competitive prompted the move to re-establish the bonus mile program, which the airline plans to do retroactively, the company said. US Airways downgraded the program in June, eliminating the bonus mileage and, essentially, cutting Dividend Miles for those traveling 100,000 miles a year in half, The Arizona Republic reported. As airlines played follow-the-leader with a series of new fees for everything from checked bags to in-flight snacks, US Airlines found itself alone in the move to cut its bonus mileage program, the newspaper said. We did not want to be an outlier on this, Nocella said during an interview.

US Airways has promoted David Seymour to senior vice president of technical operations, and has expanded the roles of senior vice president of marketing and planning, Andrew Nocella, and vice president of human resources, Daniel Pon.

US Airways (NYSE:LCC) today announced changes to its executive team, including the promotion of David Seymour to senior vice president, technical operations and the expanded roles of Senior Vice President, Marketing and Planning Andrew Nocella and Vice President, Human Resources Daniel Pon.

By Tom Belden, The Philadelphia Inquirer Nov. 7--US Airways threatened yesterday to scuttle its plans to provide nonstop flights between Philadelphia and Beijing if airport officials allow Delta Air Lines to move into a disputed terminal.

By Jefferson George and Rob Copeland, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Jun. 27--The competition between US Airways and Delta for flights to China is all but over, with a US Airways executive saying Tuesday that the airline doesn't plan to pursue China routes until 2009.