Charlotte

American Airlines is launching service to a brand-new destination from its Charlotte, North Carolina, hub early next year.

American is bringing back a long-unserved mainline route. This market has not seen non-stop flights for nearly two decades.

This market will become the airline’s sixth destination in the U.S., joining New York, Chicago, Washington Dulles, Boston, and Atlanta.

American is testing out technology meant to help late-arriving passengers make their connecting flights at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, more unique Essential Air Service proposals have been submitted by a wider variety of airlines.

An investigation is underway at Charlotte Douglas International Airport after a fatal accident involving an employee and an American Airlines ramp vehicle Monday. The incident occurred just after 9:30 a.m. EST when an American Airlines employee working on the tarmac was struck by an airline vehicle, USA Today reported. Emergency crews were dispatched immediately, but the employee was pronounced […]

Service workers at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport began a strike Monday morning demanding increased wages amid the busy holiday travel season.

On Tuesday, the Fort Worth, Texas-based carrier began regularly scheduled Boeing 777-300ER service to Charlotte for the first time.

The project, which already broke ground in June 2023, aims to increase flight capacity and reduce delays at the world’s seventh-busiest airport.

American is bolstering its Florida and Canada networks with new seasonal routes from Boston and its hub in Charlotte, according to a recent schedule update.