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We have just learned that American Airlines have decided to continue the cancelations of the Boeing 737 MAX. Now it goes all the way to June 2020 and maybe longer based on the new details of the simulator… Continue Reading
American Airlines shared a couple of days ago with its team that the company has reached a confidential agreement with Boeing on compensation for financial damages incurred in 2019 due to the grounding… Continue Reading
You can earn 500 points in the American Airlines Business Extra program — which is a complimentary business travel rewards and incentive program completely separate from the American Airlines AAdvantage… Continue Reading
American Airlines will require all passengers traveling with emotional support animals and psychiatric service animals to provide documentation of proof of health or vaccinations a minimum of 48 hours… Continue Reading
Among the 52 new 2018 nonstop flights announced today by American is a new shuttle service between New York’s LaGuardia and Chicago’s O’Hare airports. Beginning on April 4, American… Continue Reading
If you were among the many thousands of travelers wondering whether American Airlines’ recent scheduling glitch your holiday flight would be cancelled for lack of available pilots, you can now rest… Continue Reading
Is a smart bag on your shopping list? Maybe it shouldn’t be. So-called smart bags are poised to become a thing. Or they were, anyway. What elevates a lowly piece of luggage to “smart”… Continue Reading
While not the lowest prices ever seen, what makes this American Airlines sale so good is that there are so many city pairs. Happy Hunting! Continue Reading
You can earn up to 12,000 bonus miles by shopping for the holidays 2017 from the frequent flier loyalty programs of three different airlines: American Airlines AAdvantage; Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards;… Continue Reading
As a decades-long customer of American Airlines, I was surprised and shocked to hear that the carrier was being accused of racial bias. Having read multiple press accounts of the dispute between the NAACP… Continue Reading