The Latest Breaking News from American Airlines

American Airlines is ordering 30 new 737 Max 8 jets from Boeing, betting big on a domestic travel recovery with the controversial plane that was grounded in 2019.

American Airlines has cut thousands of flights from its schedule for the month of March as omicron, pilot shortages and delivery delays on Boeing’s 787 planes hinder the recovery from the two-year-old COVID-19 pandemic.

American Airlines moved ahead of several of its major competitors in on-time arrival rankings in 2021, despite a year of turbulence as the Fort Worth-based carrier and the rest of the aviation industry tried to find smoother skies in the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic.

An American Airlines flight headed to London was forced to perform a U-turn an hour and a half into the journey after a “disruptive” female passenger refused to wear a face mask.

An American Airlines jetliner headed from Miami to London turned around in mid-flight Thursday because a passenger refused to wear a Covid mask, the airline said. "American Airlines flight 38 with service from Miami to London returned to MIA due to a disruptive customer refusing to comply with the federal…

An American Airlines plane heading to London from Miami was forced to turn after about an hour and half into the journey due to a female passenger refusing to wear a face mask

About 500 miles into the journey, the flight had to turn back as the customer refused to comply with the federal mask mandate

American Airlines’ union pilots are picketing Thursday at DFW International Airport as they push for a new contract with the carrier, but they aren’t ready to walk off the job anytime soon.

Fort Worth-based American Airlines lost $931 million in the fourth quarter to finish a 2021 year that was as much about surviving the COVID-19 and its variants as it was about recovering from the devastating pandemic, the company reported Thursday morning.

An American Airlines flight to London has turned around and returned to Miami after a woman on the plane refused to wear a face mask

Following the market opening Thursday, the Dow traded up 0.92% to 35,352.17 while the NASDAQ rose 1.61% to 14,570.49. The S&P also rose, gaining, 1.06% to 4,581.00.