American Airlines News

Eight mergers have really shaped the U.S. airline industry we have today.

In an exclusive, the leading group of U.S. travel advisors responds to claims by American Airlines that they're Luddites. The group says the carrier's effort to force them to adopt its preferred technology for booking flights is too fast and that, essentially, it's a bully.

Today's podcast looks at Wi-Fi on American Airlines, changes to Hyatt's loyalty program, and a multiyear deal between Trip.com Group and AWS.

As part of an attempt to improve connectivity on smaller aircraft, American Airlines is installing high-speed Wi-Fi in its regional aircraft, which have long struggled with sluggish service.

Amazon launched what one executive said was its "first-ever" Cyber Week Travel Deals.

American Airlines has lashed out at U.S. travel agents in a scathing response to the complaint that the airline's robust distribution strategy was unfair.

A lot more financial support is needed from just about everybody to decarbonize aviation.

At the Skift Aviation Forum on November 1, airline executives from the U.S. and beyond shared their latest thoughts on industry developments.

Looks like it will be harder for Americans to escape Thanksgiving travel delays.

Airlines got a little over their skis with new flights to booming Austin. Now come the cuts as the U.S. industry seeks to balance supply and demand.