A mechanical issue on an American Airlines flight caused the pilot to return to Las Vegas soon after takeoff Wednesday, June 25.

An American Airlines flight diverted back to San Juan, Puerto Rico, after a passenger misinterpreted a text message they oversaw from their seat neighbor's phone and assumed it was a threat to the ...

Five people were transported to the hospital Sunday after their American Airlines flight experienced “unexpected turbulence.” ...

An American Airlines flight turned around minutes after takeoff due to smoke and flames from the engine. Video footage shows the plane circling Las Vegas' airport before returning safely.

In the third violent turbulence incident this month, American Airlines finds more flight attendants and passengers injured on a flight from Miami to Raleigh-Durham.

American Airlines Flight 1286 was traveling from Miami International Airport to Raleigh-Durham International Airport in North Carolina on Sunday when it hit turbulence.

An American Airlines flight traveling from Miami to Raleigh-Durham International Airport hit turbulence, injuring three flight attendants and two passengers.

Three flight attendants and two customers were taken to the hospital but later released, the airline said.

This American Airlines customer thought that she was too young and smart to get scammed—until this one phone call changed everything.

An American Airlines flight was forced to return to San Juan after a nosy passenger reported another traveler's text.

An American Airlines statement said that an odor reported at an airport led to several crew members being hospitalized with inhalation symptoms.