American Airlines News

A new $1.6 billion runway at the Charlotte airport will anchor American's sunbelt growth strategy.

Fourteen months into his job as American Airlines CEO, Robert Isom has reason some of the old American swagger.

Post-pandemic airline economics is killing flights to small cities.

This week Skift editors broke down online travel CEO pay, the likely end to the JetBlue/American Air alliance, and whispers of a Choice and Wyndham combination.

With a discussion with Executive Editor Dennis Schaal, today's special edition of Skift's daily podcast goes deeper into our annual list of best-compensated online travel CEOs.

American and JetBlue's northeast alliance is, barring an appeal, done. That has big ramifications for the market, and JetBlue's takeover of Spirit.

The 94-page ruling methodically knocks down the argument from American and JetBlue that their alliance boosts competition to benefit flyers.

While it’s still too early to say when business travel could make a full recovery, smaller businesses drove some important trends in the first quarter.

Should Washington's Reagan National airport have more long-distance flights? Delta and far-flung politicians say yes, locals say no.

The largest U.S. regional airline, SkyWest, finally has a green light for its work around to the pilot shortage — just in time for the shortage to begin easing.