@748cowboy If you're referring to the 1978 crash that resulted from a collision with a Cessna which was in PSA flight 182's flight path after 182 was cleared to land...
Considering the 144 lives that were lost that day, including passengers, crew and other PSA employees on flight 182, two people in the Cessna and seven residents of the neighborhood into which the plane crashed, I hardly think your "AHAHAHAHA" is appropriate or respectful. It was a devastating tragedy.
@utubeguy35 Southwest Airlines got every idea they ever had from PSA. Southwest may be enjoying some success at this point, but PSA did everything with way more class! My dad flew for PSA and, after the merger, for USAir. A Southwest pilot once rode jump seat on one of my dad's flights and actually told my dad that Southwest owed all the former PSA employees a big thank you for paving the way to make Southwest the airline they are today. How could PSA be Southwest wannabees when PSA CAME FIRST?
PSA was my favorite airline. Definitely had a positive attitude overall, with smiles on their planes, and hot "stewardesses". Life was good back then. Damned shame what USAir did to them, pure greed. Typical corporate American BS.
Second, PSA only experienced two crashes of commercial flights during its almost 40 year history. The one you seem to be referring to involved a terminated USAir GROUND employee who, in December of 1987, boarded a PSA flight , shot his former supervisor (who was a passenger on the flight), both pilots and himself. A total of 43 people died. While its true that this incident did result in the requirement that flight crews pass security, it was NOT, in fact, the pilot that caused that crash.
haha! Well, I just came across it today. I grew up in a PSA family and hate to see any misconceptions floating around about them. They were a wonderful airline, like a family.
Wow. Let's get some facts straight, mrcolombiano25. First, PSA is no longer operating because they entered into a merger with USAir (now US Airways) in the late 1980's. USAir then proceeded to cannibalize PSA, selling off routes and equipment, giving Southwest Airlines the opportunity to grow into the airline they are today. They did NOT go under due to lawsuits stemming from crashes. Many other airlines have had MANY more crashes and are still in operation.
They didn't go out of business. USAir bought them, told them they would keep the San Diego base, lied to them and completely fucked over every employee there.
Eastern, National, Braniff, Pietdmont, Ozark and Mohawk Airlines as well, to name a few. Almost all of of the legacy carriers demise can be blamed on one individual. Former president Jimmy carter who implemented the "airline deregulation bill". Google it.
Karma is the equalizer. USAir ran PSA into the ground & their stuck up US East Coast mentality. Food on china full service meals on intra calif flights it was ridiculous.PSA was the national airline of Calif, & original concept for Southwest since under the CA utilities commission. USAir more than fucked over the PSA crowd and I cried (i was n grade school) & mom was a state funtionary & we'd commute from SMF-LAX/BUR/SNA or SMF-SAN then hop to TIJ on AM to visit family in Mexico or Spain, sigh.
Now i just think it's so hilarious to see Karma come round when USAir ran themselves into the ground with their grossly dumb business practices that killed PSA and America West, a low cost carier, bought them out but kept the US Air brand now they're having the last laugh. I just feel for the old PSA crowd that lost everything with USAir and now lost again like their pensions, AGAIN with the America West merger...
Blame it on Jimmy Carter. The mis-guided president in the late 70's. He signed an "airline deregulation" bill that changed the airline industry forever. I used to love flying as a kid. Hot meals served on china with silverware. Smiling stewardesses. Less crowds.
@Iliketoboard Yep. And they would go on to be bailed out of bankruptcy by America West, yet somehow manage to retain the USAIr name and fuck over every AmWest employee in the process.
Im pretty sure that there not here any more cause a few of their planes went down, and they lost money cause of lawsuits against them.
I know 1 went down cause the airline pilot shot the co-pilot and himself, thats why they require that pilots have to go through airport security these days
the only memories my husband has of PSA 1987 is his uncle.....flight 1771
MrDAVIDBETH 7 months ago
AHAHAHAHA there morons who crash into other planes
748cowboy 7 months ago
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rockinconcorde2 7 months ago
@748cowboy If you're referring to the 1978 crash that resulted from a collision with a Cessna which was in PSA flight 182's flight path after 182 was cleared to land...
Considering the 144 lives that were lost that day, including passengers, crew and other PSA employees on flight 182, two people in the Cessna and seven residents of the neighborhood into which the plane crashed, I hardly think your "AHAHAHAHA" is appropriate or respectful. It was a devastating tragedy.
Schumom 5 months ago
Southwest wannabees.
utubeguy35 10 months ago
@utubeguy35 not true southwest came out after PSA
rockinconcorde2 7 months ago
@utubeguy35 Southwest Airlines got every idea they ever had from PSA. Southwest may be enjoying some success at this point, but PSA did everything with way more class! My dad flew for PSA and, after the merger, for USAir. A Southwest pilot once rode jump seat on one of my dad's flights and actually told my dad that Southwest owed all the former PSA employees a big thank you for paving the way to make Southwest the airline they are today. How could PSA be Southwest wannabees when PSA CAME FIRST?
Schumom 5 months ago
A class act company. I really miss them.
Capt777harris 11 months ago
PSA was my favorite airline. Definitely had a positive attitude overall, with smiles on their planes, and hot "stewardesses". Life was good back then. Damned shame what USAir did to them, pure greed. Typical corporate American BS.
zenmachinefilms 1 year ago
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Deblano 1 year ago
@Deblano
I'M a moron!? I DID look up their site an everything there is PROPOSED, s in, not yet happening, it will never start up and you know it! idiot
turbo1431 10 months ago
i remeber seeing this in a commercial break in 1988 january. brings me back:)
TheRetardedAstronaut 1 year ago
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@Deblano California Pacific Airways, not Canadian Pacific Air Lines........
Deblano 1 year ago
catch our smile psa.
flamenquera 1 year ago
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Deblano 1 year ago
@Deblano
how can cp air do that?! they havent existed scince 1989 you moron!
turbo1431 1 year ago
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tanker013 1 year ago
@turbo1431
flycpair dot com
Enjoy putting your foot in your mouth moron.
tanker013 1 year ago
Bitter-sweet ad considering that USair was buying them out.
wazithefreak 1 year ago
PSA used to say that there flight attendents were Pure,Sober,Avilable.
schnellguy 1 year ago
I miss PSA so much! cool looking planes! great service! And affordable!
dfgilbert 1 year ago 2
Cool old commercial! Amazing video! Please subscribe back!
TheGreatFlyer 1 year ago
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I thought it is a plane crash .. not commercial
=)
bonklers1527 2 years ago
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There is so much better technology for ads nowadays... But this was in the 60's or 70's...
Bens464 2 years ago
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Nevermind, I forgot to read the title.
Bens464 2 years ago
PSA was the first airline I ever flew on. I loved it. I was heartsick at the one crash referred to here. I can't recall the other one.
Iluthra 2 years ago
Second, PSA only experienced two crashes of commercial flights during its almost 40 year history. The one you seem to be referring to involved a terminated USAir GROUND employee who, in December of 1987, boarded a PSA flight , shot his former supervisor (who was a passenger on the flight), both pilots and himself. A total of 43 people died. While its true that this incident did result in the requirement that flight crews pass security, it was NOT, in fact, the pilot that caused that crash.
Schumom 2 years ago
whoa that was 8 months ago i wrote that, i never thought of PSA since then
mrcolombiano25 2 years ago
haha! Well, I just came across it today. I grew up in a PSA family and hate to see any misconceptions floating around about them. They were a wonderful airline, like a family.
Schumom 2 years ago
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Wow. Let's get some facts straight, mrcolombiano25. First, PSA is no longer operating because they entered into a merger with USAir (now US Airways) in the late 1980's. USAir then proceeded to cannibalize PSA, selling off routes and equipment, giving Southwest Airlines the opportunity to grow into the airline they are today. They did NOT go under due to lawsuits stemming from crashes. Many other airlines have had MANY more crashes and are still in operation.
Schumom 2 years ago
I recently dug up my dad's old PSA 727 Model... about 1.5 ft long...
DiecastOasis 2 years ago
That's gotta be the best jingle, even the shortest version, EVER!
Phyrescape 2 years ago
Anyone know what their website is? I'd like to take advantage of their 60% off deal. : )
hosscollar 2 years ago 2
Awesome!!! My father was the manager in SFO and Burbank for years....
MattieCooper 3 years ago
I remember back in the day when it was PSA vs. AirCal, before Southwest really came in strong and took over the short haul market
mistaphill 4 years ago 2
why did PSA go out of service?
jakenestor 4 years ago
They didn't go out of business. USAir bought them, told them they would keep the San Diego base, lied to them and completely fucked over every employee there.
Iliketoboard 4 years ago 28
Sounds like just about every other airline takeover. It's sad that the TWA, PSA, and Pan Am's of the world are gone.
zwitekwookie 4 years ago 6
Eastern, National, Braniff, Pietdmont, Ozark and Mohawk Airlines as well, to name a few. Almost all of of the legacy carriers demise can be blamed on one individual. Former president Jimmy carter who implemented the "airline deregulation bill". Google it.
jimdep333 2 years ago
Karma is the equalizer. USAir ran PSA into the ground & their stuck up US East Coast mentality. Food on china full service meals on intra calif flights it was ridiculous.PSA was the national airline of Calif, & original concept for Southwest since under the CA utilities commission. USAir more than fucked over the PSA crowd and I cried (i was n grade school) & mom was a state funtionary & we'd commute from SMF-LAX/BUR/SNA or SMF-SAN then hop to TIJ on AM to visit family in Mexico or Spain, sigh.
IberoCalifornio 2 years ago
Now i just think it's so hilarious to see Karma come round when USAir ran themselves into the ground with their grossly dumb business practices that killed PSA and America West, a low cost carier, bought them out but kept the US Air brand now they're having the last laugh. I just feel for the old PSA crowd that lost everything with USAir and now lost again like their pensions, AGAIN with the America West merger...
IberoCalifornio 2 years ago
Blame it on Jimmy Carter. The mis-guided president in the late 70's. He signed an "airline deregulation" bill that changed the airline industry forever. I used to love flying as a kid. Hot meals served on china with silverware. Smiling stewardesses. Less crowds.
jimdep333 2 years ago
@Iliketoboard Yep. And they would go on to be bailed out of bankruptcy by America West, yet somehow manage to retain the USAIr name and fuck over every AmWest employee in the process.
BettinaBalser 8 months ago
Im pretty sure that there not here any more cause a few of their planes went down, and they lost money cause of lawsuits against them.
I know 1 went down cause the airline pilot shot the co-pilot and himself, thats why they require that pilots have to go through airport security these days
mrcolombiano25 3 years ago
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Schumom 2 years ago
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Schumom 2 years ago
PSA was a great airline, they had the best female flight attendants!!!
eduardonpimenta 4 years ago 15
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poyoman34 3 years ago
Flight attendants should ALL be FEMALE.
garys737 3 years ago
I miss PSA :(
Sidekick4Life 4 years ago 6
Me too :-(
dylanfwhit 4 years ago 4
I miss PSA :(
Charles802 4 years ago 6