Airbus A319 (N742PS)

THe Registration number is not correct that you entered. Should be N742PS.
Still a nice photo of this Special Livery for the former Pacific Coast Airlines.

Used to fly PSA back in the 80's...always a great experience. 5 stars here!
"Hundo"

I think it was Pacific Southwest Airlines

As a former employee of this great airline, it is Pacific Southwest Airlines. We still get together every year, even after 30+ years.

PSA was the airline that their planes always received you with a smile 😊

I remember the good old days [and nights] of the Grinning birds. I remember the midnight flyer from SFO To LAX on the weekends was $10 each way... Within a year of being absorbed by USAir, fares had almost doubled on the SFO-LAX Routes. Back then they flew the 737-200 with the cigar engines.

Long Live Pacific Southwest Airlines!

The Bae-146 was very common on the FAT-LAX-FAT run in the mid to late 80's.
"Hundo"

I flew on that airplane from Norfolk, VA to Charlotte, NC back last October. When it came time for me to fly to Las Vegas, it was in line one plane ahead. I got a good picture of it taxing. It took off, but our plane never made it off the ground. There was a problem, and we taxied back to the terminal.

I will always lament PSA - simply the best and most enjoyable airline there was. Southwest has tried to imitate the service, but it is a poor reproduction. US Air bought PSA and simply dismantled it. Ironically much like what American does to its merged assets - remember: AirCal, Reno Air, TWA - bought and dismantled.