PSA Airlines plans to add 200 workers in Charlotte when it shifts its base from Dayton, Ohio, next year. The American Airlines-owned carrier made this known during its latest update. "We've had high ...

PSA updated that jobs figure after 115 people from the Dayton, Ohio-based regional airline’s headquarters accepted relocation offers by the carrier’s April 30 deadline. READ: ‘Pretty crazy ...

The airline will move into a 76,000-square-foot hangar at McGhee Tyson that sat empty for four years after ExpressJet went under.

PSA Airlines, flying under the American Eagle ... to large American hubs in the eastern U.S. The airline is based in Dayton, Ohio, but will move its headquarters to Charlotte next year.

In a big move, PSA Airlines will relocate its headquarters from Dayton, Ohio to Charlotte, North Carolina, beginning January 2026. The American Airlines subsidiary has chosen a location at Water Ridge ...

Two months ago, on Jan. 29, PSA Airlines Inc. disclosed plans to move its headquarters to Charlotte from Dayton, Ohio. Hours later, one of the company’s planes collided with a U.S. Army ...

Two people on the ground also were killed. According to its website, PSA Airlines is headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, and has flight crew bases in five cities including Dallas and D.C. The company ...

Lilley was a pilot for PSA Airlines, which is owned by American Airlines ... Gone too soon but never forgotten.” Cedarville University in Ohio confirmed Thursday that one of the victims of the crash ...

About eight years ago, Campos was hired as a pilot for PSA Airlines, a subsidiary of American Airlines. Based in Dayton, Ohio, PSA operates about 500 flights daily from smaller regional airports ...

CEDARVILLE, Ohio — A Southwest Ohio college ... Flight 5342, which was being operated by American subsidiary PSA Airlines (headquartered in Dayton), contained 60 passengers and four crew members.

PSA Airlines announced plans to relocate its corporate headquarters, reports indicate. Wednesday night a flight was involved in a deadly midair crash with a military helicopter.