American Jet Hit by Gunfire, FAA Halts U.S.-Haiti Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a notice on Tuesday prohibiting all flights by U.S. carriers to Haiti for 30 days.
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American CEO: ‘It’s Never Been Harder to Operate an Airline’
American Airlines CEO Robert Isom believes the commercial aviation industry is facing some of its biggest challenges to date.
American, JetBlue Alliance Appeal Fails
An appeals court upheld on Friday that the lower court correctly ruled in an antitrust verdict against a partnership between American and JetBlue.
American Boosts Anchorage Capacity
Starting in July, the Fort Worth, Texas-based airline will exclusively serve the Alaskan city with Airbus A321neo aircraft.
American Deploys Its Largest Jet to Charlotte
On Tuesday, the Fort Worth, Texas-based carrier began regularly scheduled Boeing 777-300ER service to Charlotte for the first time.
British Airways Suspends Two U.S. Flights
British Airways is slated to cut two U.S. flights next summer as the carrier continues to face Rolls-Royce engine troubles.
FAA Investigating Single-Engine Go-Around
Air traffic control recordings indicate that the flight crew reported an engine failure while on approach to Reagan National before initiating a go-around.
American Bolsters London Service
Following seven new European route announcements, American is also adding more service to London Heathrow starting next summer.
American Adds New European Routes
The announcement comes just over a month after the Fort Worth-based airline added five new long-haul routes in September.
American, TWU-IAM Workers Seal the Deal on 27-Month Contract
American Airlines workers represented by the TWU-IAM Association ratified a new 27-month contract extension with the carrier on Tuesday.
