American Airlines News

Today's podcast discusses Airbnb's earnings, American Airlines' loyalty plans, and United's international optimism.

American Airlines's top boss says the company is right to focus on underserved U.S. small cities and key international markets through its airline alliance. The airline is also considering enhancements to its frequent flyer program.

American had a lackluster third quarter. Executives say its on the cusp of big profits ahead.

Airlines are enjoying strong demand this year, and fuel prices have dropped from last year’s highs. But non-fuel costs are rising, and supply-side bottlenecks are frustrating the industry’s efforts to expand.

Loyalty programs are big business for airlines, with companies and their employees carefully weighing the perks of these programs.

When comparing Delta, United, and American Airlines, which operate in similar markets with comparable business models, we found key data points that show where they can find an edge.

The Oxford Economics findings underscore the resilience of India's tourism sector, largely buoyed by the enthusiasm of domestic travelers. Indian travelers have adapted ingeniously to post-pandemic shifts, leading to a more widespread distribution of tourism expenditure beyond the traditional hotspots.

Tokyo's popular Haneda airport is again at the center of a competition over access among the major U.S. airlines.

More flights between the U.S. and China could be coming this winter but still far, far fewer than before the pandemic.

A U.S. government shutdown would "stop" air traffic controller hiring and training just as the FAA is beginning to address a staffing shortage, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg warned.