American Airlines' AstroJet – a Boeing 737-800 adorned with a unique retro livery – returned to revenue service last week.

The new Boeing 787-9Ps (the P stands for premium) will be among the most luxurious planes in American’s fleet, each featuring 51 lie-flat business class seats, 32 premium economy seats and 161 ...

American Airlines will launch daily non-stop service from Sarasota Bradenton international Airport in Sarasota, FL, to Miami starting Nov. 3, 2025.

A woman is suing American Airlines for allegedly failing to help her after she was sexually assaulted by serial groper Cherian Abraham, who would go on to grab another woman before being caught by … ...

In 2016, American Airlines was the first U.S. airline to debut long-haul Premium Economy seats, after which it saw high demand and added even more of the seats to its long-haul aircraft.

American Airlines and JetBlue had been discussing a new partnership aimed at strengthening its network and loyalty program, a judge found after a 2023 trial that the NEA violated federal antitrust ...

American Airlines will offer free Wi-Fi on most domestic flights starting in 2026. The free Wi-Fi will be sponsored by AT&T and available to members of American's AAdvantage loyalty program.

So, when Korean Air invited me to the unveiling of their new corporate identity in Seoul, I begged my editor for the chance to go and hear more about what goes into an airline updating its livery.

American Airlines is expanding its pilot academy training to the Charlotte region through a partnership with the country’s largest flight school, the airline announced Tuesday. ATP Flight School ...

Here’s a timeline of events related to the crash: Jan. 29 At around 8:15 p.m. American Airlines Flight 5342, with 64 people on board, begins its initial descent into Reagan National Airport.

The flight — a Bombardier CRJ700 regional jet operated by American Airlines subsidiary PSA Airlines — was set to land in Washington at 8:57 p.m., according to aircraft tracker FlightAware.

An American Airlines plane and Army helicopter collided around 9 p.m. local time Wednesday near Reagan National Airport outside of Washington, D.C.. All 67 onboard both aircraft are presumed dead.