A reported confrontation between an American Airlines pilot and a Prospect Airport Services worker centers on jet bridge access, airport badges and credential checks. The incident also prompted debate over pilot authority and racial profiling, although the available evidence does not establish the pilot’s motive.
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American Airlines is currently one of the more attractive US airlines for experienced maintenance professionals, particularly because its technician pay is governed by a structured wage scale.
American Airlines (AA) has been selected as the anchor carrier for the planned West Terminal at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX), a project estimated to cost $4.5 billion and targeted to open in late 2033.
An American Airlines passenger traveling from New York-JFK to Buenos Aires faced a 24-hour delay, an unnoticed automatic rebooking, a no-show cancellation, and a business class downgrade after her $8,000-plus itinerary was disrupted.
American Airlines is testing a new way to handle rolling delays at Charlotte, giving passengers a realistic estimate based on the expected arrival of the originally assigned aircraft.
American Airlines retains a long-term Austin growth opportunity, but regional-jet scope rules, limited near-term capacity and Delta’s expansion have changed the market.
American Airlines (AA) is facing renewed questions over CEO Robert Isom as Allied Pilots Association (APA) President Capt. Nick Silva asks whether another leader could accelerate the airline’s turnaround.
American Airlines (AA) is reportedly considering a nonstop route between Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) as it looks to rebuild its Pacific network.
American Airlines flight AA1428 faced a heated dispute with Atlanta ATC after its crew requested additional wake turbulence spacing behind a Delta Boeing 757. The canceled takeoff clearance led to a tense radio exchange involving the American and Frontier crews.
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the aviation community continues to remember American Airlines (AA) flight attendant Betty Ann Ong, whose actions aboard Flight 11 provided the first major warning that a hijacking was underway.