American Airlines has the world's second-largest fleet of aircraft behind United Airlines, with almost 1,000 aircraft at its ...

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The Texas airline is out to enhance widebody flights to East Asia, the Middle East, India, Australia and New Zealand by ...

American Airlines has just disclosed that it has submitted orders for 260 new aircraft; namely, 85 Airbus A321neo, 85 Boeing 737 MAX 10 and 90 Embraer E175 model airplanes. As part of its order with ...

American CEO Robert Isom said the airline has invested heavily in the last decade — more than 600 planes, including those used by its regional affiliates — to modernize and simplify its fleet ...

With a top speed of up to 593 mph, the Boeing 787 is the second-fastest of the widely used commercial aircraft, behind the ...

Boeing 777s are assembled on the company's production facility in Everett, Wash. American Airlines has ordered 460 new aircraft from the manufacturer as part of a move that will make its fleet one ...

American is the most leveraged U.S.-based major airline due to its fleet renewal program and the COVID-19 pandemic. As the pandemic wreaked havoc on air travel demand and airlines’ business ...

About 31,000 American Airlines mechanic and fleet service workers have ratified a landmark contract agreement which means that, for the first time since a 2013 merger with US Airways, every work ...

American also is gradually replacing about 270 older, gas-guzzling narrow-body MD-80s still in its fleet. By the end of 2010, it will take delivery of 76 Boeing 737-800s, which are about 25 ...

That formula, far higher the 5% American currently offers, could set a model for what other work group will get: It provides 10% of American’s first $2.5 billion of pre-tax income as well as 20% ...

In 2001, American acquired TWA (Trans World Airlines). In 2015, US Airways led an effort to merge with American, creating today’s version of the company that kept the American Airlines name.