Some 19000 American Airlines Employees Being 'Involuntarily Furloughed Or Separated' In October
Fort Worth-based American Airlines announced Tuesday that the company is eliminating 19,000 jobs in October.
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Fort Worth-based American Airlines announced Tuesday that the company is eliminating 19,000 jobs in October.
Fort Worth-based American Airlines will drop flights to 15 smaller U.S. cities in October when a federal requirement to serve those communities ends.
American Airlines is planning to drop flights to up to 30 smaller U.S. cities if a federal requirement to continue those flights expires at the end of next month, an executive familiar with the matter said.
Fort Worth-based American Airlines is planning to drop flights to up to 30 smaller U.S. cities if a federal requirement to continue those flights expires at the end of next month.
A group of 16 Republican senators, including at least one from Texas, has endorsed giving more money to airlines to avoid layoffs right before the November election.
A small business owner in Arlington says she is worried her business will go under if she doesn't sell about $1 million worth of mixed nuts.
Fort Worth-based American Airlines reported a second-quarter loss of $2.07 billion Thursday, as a result of the coronavirus and drastically reduced air travel demand.
American said the deal will generate enough new passenger traffic to let it launch new international flights from New York's Kennedy Airport, including service to Tel Aviv and Athens.
American Airlines is notifying about 25,000 workers that their jobs could be eliminated in October because of plunging demand for air travel.
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Fort Worth-based American Airlines and four smaller carriers have reached agreement with the government for billions more in federal loans.
American Airlines will start booking flights to full capacity next week as COVID-19 cases in the U.S. continue to surge.
According to the airline, Brandon Straka ignored requests by crew members to wear a mask while the plane prepared to leave for Dallas-Fort Worth.
A growing number of U.S. airlines -- including Fort Worth-based American Airlines and Dallas-based Southwest Airlines -- are temporarily suspending their in-flight alcohol service in a move to limit human interaction.
American Airlines CEO Doug Parker says the airline has been burning through about $70 million a day and so it has to cut expenses.
Nearly 40,000 employees at American Airlines have retired early, cut hours or gone on leave.
In an effort to give customers "more flexibility," American Airlines is extending its no fee changes to tickets through the end of June.
With so many crowded flights, with no chance for social distancing, the question being asked is: How can planes still be full when air travel is down more than 90% from a year ago?
Face coverings are already required for flight attendants during every mainline and regional flight effective Friday, May 1.
American Airlines reported a staggering loss of $2.24 billion for the first quarter, when the coronavirus pandemic triggered a sharp drop in air travel.
Some criticism of Fort Worth-based American Airlines after a passenger boarded a weekend flight and found it nearly full, with no social distancing guidelines being practiced.
An American Airlines customer who was left without a return flight from Lima, Peru, sued the airline in a class-action lawsuit seeking ticket refunds for flights cancelled due to the outbreak of COVID-19.
Even if passengers are owed a refund, they must still contact the airline directly, according to Rick Seaney, the CEO of Farecompare.
North Texas-based American and Southwest are among the major airlines that have tentatively agreed to $25 billion in government aid to pay workers and avoid massive layoffs.
Two airlines based in North Texas -- Southwest and American -- are among those continuing to negotiate with the Treasury Department over terms of coronavirus-relief payments.
