Employees of American Airlines, Boeing Co. and members of the media board a Boeing 777-300ER jet Thursday in Seattle as American Airlines takes delivery of the new aircraft.

The Boeing 767-300ER involved in the incident cited above was registered as N654UA. The aircraft was delivered new to United Airlines in November 1992, making it more than 32 years old today.

United Airlines has confirmed that one of its Boeing 767-300ER aircraft, which departed London on March 26, had to return to its point of departure due to mechanical issues.

American Airlines' Flagship Suite service will be officially launching on June 5, the airline said in a media release, aboard a new Boeing aircraft.

American Airlines Group Inc.’s CEO said he looks forward to the day when Boeing Co. is “not just a distraction,” highlighting the growing frustration among the planemaker’s biggest customers.

American Airlines’ largest plane, the 304-seat Boeing 777-300ER, will begin flying daily out of Charlotte Douglas International Airport to London Heathrow starting on Nov. 5.

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American Airlines’ largest plane, the 304-seat Boeing 777-300ER, will begin flying daily out of Charlotte Douglas International Airport to London Heathrow starting on Nov. 5.