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Investing.com -- American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) and Alaska Air Group Inc (NYSE:ALK) plan to bring Alaska into American’s long-standing Atlantic and Pacific revenue-sharing pacts, signaling a bid to deepen their West Coast alliance and scale up international reach. The carriers expect to seek approval and antitrust immunity from the U.S. Department of Transportation alongside international regulators in the coming months, formally integrating Alaska into joint arrangements that have underpi

American Airlines Group shares are trading lower Monday. Two analysts cut their price targets on the stock. Here's what you need to know.

Over 88,000 customers in the region had lost power as of Saturday morning.

American Airlines Group shares are rising Friday as easing Mideast geopolitical tensions drive down global crude oil and jet fuel prices.

A nor’easter that brought wind and high surf to the mid-Atlantic is expected to pummel New England, and airlines are offering flexibility to flyers.

Flight disruptions were minimal for Saturday as of Friday morning.

Airlines for America urges Trump to block more China-U.S. flights, citing unfair Russian airspace advantages for Chinese carriers.

American Airlines (AAL) closed the most recent trading day at $13.35, moving 1.91% from the previous trading session.

STARLUX Airlines and American Airlines launch a new codeshare partnership, expanding connectivity between STARLUX’s transpacific service and Ameri...

American Airlines CEO Robert Isom says just 30% of the carrier's seats now bring in half of its revenue, and he plans to add many more premium seats. Here is what that shift means for AAL stock investors.

American Airlines has added nonstop flights from Miami International Airport for University of Miami football for two big games.

American Airlines and July teamed up on a limited-edition luggage collection featuring retro designs, built-in tracking and premium travel features.

American Airlines (AAL) stock moves higher Tuesday as falling Brent and crude oil prices ease corporate fuel cost anxieties.

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Major American carriers protest against the bid, saying Chinese rivals gain an unfair edge from access to Russian airspace.

Carriers have leaned on limited capacity and steady travel demand, but executives said the latest jump in fuel costs is prompting them to reexamine routes with weaker profits.

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Major airlines like United, Southwest, and American are cutting flights over high fuel costs, which could impact holiday fares.

American, United and Southwest are trimming schedules as fuel surges, while travelers already face fares nearly a quarter higher than a year ago

American, United and Southwest say soaring fuel costs are forcing them to trim less-profitable flights despite strong travel demand.

American Airlines Group recently outlined at Morgan Stanley's 14th Annual Laguna Conference how soaring jet fuel costs, driven by higher Brent crude prices and geopolitical tensions, are set to add about US$1.00 billion to its final-quarter fuel bill while it considers curbing capacity alongside peers. This focus on preserving profitability, even if it means flying fewer routes, comes as analysts have lowered near-term earnings estimates despite revenue growth projections, underscoring...

American says a minority of its seats now accounts for half of its revenue.

American Airlines and United warn high jet fuel prices could reshape flight plans; learn Q3 revenue outlook, cost impact and capacity cuts—read now.

American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) CEO Robert Isom said demand remains strong across the carrier’s network, cabins and geographies, while volatile fuel costs remain the principal constraint on profitability. Speaking at a Morgan Stanley conference, Isom said American expects third-quarter revenue

The latest trading day saw American Airlines (AAL) settling at $12.77, representing a -2.52% change from its previous close.

An American Airlines flight to Miami was met by law enforcement after a disruptive passenger incident prompted an FBI investigation.