American airlines, American airlines has vowed to fight for the U.S. government to merge

New York/Atlanta (Reuters) - U.S. airlines group company and American airlines vowed on Wednesday against the federal government's antitrust lawsuit in a court of law argue that the value of their proposed $1.1 billion merger will promote competition. The U.S. department of justice, the challenges of six state attorney general and the district of Columbia (Tuesday) the merger of the suggested that created the world's largest airline, will cause will stifle competition, raise prices and reduce the service. To emphasize that they are determined to fight for merger, airlines launched their three high power of attorney, said they would think the proposed deal would promote competition. The litigation in federal court in Washington, may delay the bankruptcy exit plan, American airlines' parent company AMR still plans to final approval on Thursday. It is also a delay is almost certain, if there is no cheating, after the merger, airlines is expected to end next month. Lawyers said that under the condition of the U.S. government, established a on page 56

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