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2026
The Interaction Group and American Airlines collaborate on safety briefing cards
The Interaction Group collaborated with American Airlines to redesign passenger safety briefing cards for the airline’s fleet. The updated cards are being introduced across the fleet.
2026
American Airlines plans slower capacity growth next year
American Airlines said it plans to slow its capacity growth next year. The article reports the plan in the context of higher fuel costs.
2026
American Airlines lowers its 2026 earnings outlook
American Airlines said it expects an adjusted full-year 2026 loss of $1 to $1.60 per share, after previously forecasting earnings of up to 65 cents per share or a loss of as little as 65 cents per share.
2026
American Airlines reports third-quarter 2026 results
American Airlines reported third-quarter revenue of $16.34 billion and a net loss of $269 million; adjusted loss per share was 28 cents.
2026
American Airlines to let customers book tickets with a combination of cash and AAdvantage miles
American Airlines announced a new booking option that lets customers combine AAdvantage miles with cash for tickets via a slider bar at checkout, set to roll out in the coming days. The carrier is joining rivals such as United Airlines and Delta Air Lines, which already offer cash-plus-miles booking, as it works to grow its loyalty program.
2026
United Airlines launches status match campaign targeting Delta and American elite flyers
United Airlines launched an aggressive status match program that grants holders of any elite frequent flyer tier at Delta Air Lines and American Airlines matching United status for 90 days. To keep the status through Jan. 31, 2028, participants must spend from $1,500 to $7,000 on eligible United flights within those 90 days, depending on the matched tier. United is also using its new Starlink Wi-Fi as a hook in the campaign, which comes as the three biggest U.S. airlines compete for high-spending customers.
2026
United, American, Delta and JetBlue waive change fees ahead of nor'easter
United Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and JetBlue Airways waived change fees for flights Friday through Sunday ahead of a nor'easter that federal forecasters warned would bring high winds, rainfall and potential flooding to the Northeast U.S. Customers can change flights to airports in the New York City area, Boston and smaller New England airports without paying a change fee or fare difference if they can fly before the middle of the following week.
2026
Verizon fiber cable cut during construction disrupts New York-area and Philadelphia flights
Construction contractors dug up and cut a Verizon fiber cable running adjacent to an Amtrak rail line in New Jersey on Monday, disrupting connectivity and leading the FAA to halt flights at Newark Liberty, Philadelphia and Teterboro airports and later LaGuardia and JFK, with hundreds of cancellations and roughly 70 diversions. Verizon deployed technicians to the scene, said it was actively working to repair the damaged cable and restore connectivity, and stated it bears no responsibility for the incident.
2026
American Airlines waives change fees and allows customers to fly out of other airports after disruption
American Airlines, which operates a hub out of Philadelphia, waived change fees and allowed customers to fly out of other airports after the flight disruption.
2026
American Airlines to restore seatback screens and add premium seats
American Airlines said it would add more premium seats and restore seatback entertainment screens on its narrowbody jets, with retrofits beginning in 2028 and more than 800 narrowbody aircraft expected to ultimately have the screens.
2022
American Airlines raises Q1 revenue guidance
American Airlines raised its first-quarter revenue guidance, expecting revenue to be down approximately 16% versus the first quarter of 2019, compared with its previous guidance of down 17%.
2022
American Airlines announces planned Miami–Ocho Rios service
American Airlines announced planned nonstop flights from Miami to Ian Fleming International Airport in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, twice weekly, starting in November 2022.
2022
Oneworld members commit to purchase Gevo sustainable aviation fuel
Oneworld airlines committed to buy up to 200 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel from Gevo. Delivery is expected to begin in 2027 for a five-year term, for member-airline operations in California.
2022
American Airlines sues The Points Guy over TPG app
American Airlines sued The Points Guy over the TPG app's frequent-flyer-mile management tool, alleging trademark and privacy violations and seeking a permanent injunction, damages and legal fees. The allegations are not presented as court findings.
2022
Brazilian judge fines American Airlines over kosher meals
A judge in Brazil fined American Airlines $1,759 after it failed to provide kosher meals that had been promised to two passengers. The judge said the airline failed to provide the services it had agreed to render.
2021
American Airlines announces CEO succession plan
American Airlines Group announced that Doug Parker would retire as American Airlines' CEO and Robert Isom would succeed him on March 31, 2022; Parker would continue as board chairman. This is the announcement of the planned succession.
2021
SriLankan Airlines and American Airlines reinstate codeshare partnership
SriLankan Airlines and American Airlines reestablished their codeshare arrangement in December 2021, enabling SriLankan Airlines to place its code on American Airlines flights to several US cities via European points.
2021
American Airlines begins nonstop Miami–Albany service
American Airlines operated its first nonstop flight from Albany International Airport to Miami on Saturday.
2021
American Airlines announces AAdvantage loyalty-program redesign
American Airlines announced a redesign of its AAdvantage loyalty program, replacing complicated elite-qualifying metrics with a single point system and multiple ways to earn status.
2021
Attorneys general sue to block American–JetBlue alliance
Virginia Attorney General Mark R. Herring joined the U.S. Department of Justice and six other attorneys general in filing an antitrust suit to block agreements between American Airlines and JetBlue. The complaint alleges that the Northeast Alliance would reduce competition and harm air travelers; these are allegations in the complaint, not a finding of liability.