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For his infant son’s first flight, Timothy Ketcham took the extra steps, for both comfort and safety, of buying the 6-month-old his own first-class seat.

MIAMI — Maria Bogarin, an immigrant from Argentina, has never been so tired in her 10 years working as a cabin cleaner at Miami International Airport ⁠— staffing shortages, delays and cancellations have sent her sprinting through MIA, cleaning 10 to 11 American Airlines and Delta planes per day, up…

Fort Worth-based American Airlines is profitable for the first time in more than two years without government help as fuller planes and higher-ticket prices overcame expensive fuel and labor costs.

Charlize Gutierrez-Lopez is getting a top-to-bottom look at American Airlines’ vast operations at DFW International Airport this week, touring everything from airplanes to the operations center where the carrier routes aircraft to gates.

During the golden age of commercial aviation, passengers enjoyed gourmet meals and stretched out in roomy comfort. Fast forward to the current state of flight, epitomized by Spirit Airlines, an ultra-low-cost carrier notorious for poor service that nonetheless is being pursued by two rivals.

The U.S. government is giving American Airlines permission to resume flights to five cities in Cuba outside the capital of Havana

Sam Taussig was eating breakfast at his Denver home on July 4 when he decided to check his family’s itinerary for an upcoming sailing cruise vacation in the Caribbean.

Pricier airfare and booming passenger demand pushed American Airlines to record revenue levels for the second quarter, even though jet fuel and other costs soared.

American Airlines passenger says crew had reached the limit of their flying time