Airline News

American's social media team has accomplished something impressive by making the airline look good despite the challenges the airline faces both from within and without.

The concept might procure images of champagne-sipping flyers browsing fine art, but in reality the pieces by street artist Ben Eine are located in airport lodges and only available for in-flight purchase.

Bags Fly Free on Southwest, but everything else, including your place in the boarding line, is now up for sale.

The redesigned American Airlines website is trying to be more inspirational and less about driving transactions in overdrive. Time will tell whether this gamble hurts the bottom line.

Here's to the hope that the soft power of AvGeeks overthrows this American tyranny. Something like that...

A number of factors from space to Wi-Fi to safety have kept gambling on the ground despite several airlines failed attempts to make take it higher.

Boeing has already embarrassed itself with the delay of Dreamliner deliveries once, so until FAA halts manufacturing, it’ll keep building planes and presumably adjusting its design as safety issues arise.

When an airline offers a promotion, it should honor it. Not very complicated. That's especially true in a community where Frontier is scaling back service.

The new American Airlines logo will be hated by everybody for its sleekness, and the new typography for its blandness. But that's how it goes with any big design change, especially an iconic high profile one as AA.