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American Airlines cut its November flying, so even with a slight drop in demand, its planes were fuller. The nation's second-largest carrier said on Thursday that it cut its capacity 4.2 percent, to 11.92 billion available seat miles, compared with November 2008.
EAGLE COUNTY, Colorado - A thief apparently flew off with the hat of an American Airlines pilot as well as her stereo, speakers and iPod. The pilot reported the items stolen from her car Friday, Nov. 27, and said her vehicle had been parked at the Eagle County Airport for almost a month because of her work schedule. The items are estimated to be worth approximately $600.
Though airlines are silent on membership and qualifications, several maintain programs that operate as "top tiers" to frequent-flier plans.
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American Airlines yesterday stepped up efforts to save its partnership with Japan Airlines, the troubled carrier that is the linchpin of its Asian network, by promising a $1.1bn investment to support the group.
American Airlines upped the ante in the tug-of-war over Japan Airlines, vowing Thursday to lead a $1.1 billion investment in the struggling carrier to prevent it from falling into the orbit of rival Delta.
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Public safety concerns should push the FAA and its European counterpart to deny certification of 787- and A350-type aircraft until they are demonstrated as safe.
This photo was allegedly taken by a member of an American Airlines crew. FOX25's Ted Daniel reports.
Two U.S. analysts painted a bleak picture for the five major U.S. carriers still in business in the absence of international alliances that will allow them to grow their global networks.
American Eagle, which does regional flying for American Airlines, flew fuller planes in November as traffic jumped 11.7 percent, outstripping an 6.8 percent increase in available seats.
Dec. 3 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama said the private sector must take the lead in creating jobs as the U.S. economy recovers and that persistently high unemployment “cuts deep” for the millions out of work.
President Obama called on business leaders Thursday to help the administration kickstart hiring as policymakers contend with rising unemployment that's weighing down the economy.
The United States and Japan will hold negotiations aimed at liberalizing air traffic, known as "open skies" talks, in Washington next week, an official says.
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