Low-cost airline with familiar name hopes to fly
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The name PeoplExpress conjures up thoughts of cheap fares, packed planes and bare-bones service.
If regulators agree, the name will be back this summer, attached to an airline that hopes to borrow from the old playbook while avoiding some of the mistakes that doomed one of the pioneers of the no frills airline business.
PeoplExpress Airlines announced Monday that it will be headquarter...
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