American Airlines Ends Involuntary Passenger Bumping (qz.com)
American Airlines has stopped involuntarily bumping passengers on oversold flights, instructing staff to delay departures until volunteers accept compensation… more
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American Airlines has stopped involuntarily bumping passengers on oversold flights, instructing staff to delay departures until volunteers accept compensation… more
American Airlines will install Starlink on its entire mainline fleet, providing high-speed internet on every flight. The rollout covers all mainline jets… more
Airlines are adding 29 new or returning US-Europe routes for July 2027, compared with July 2026. European carriers begin seven routes, including TAP Air Portugal… more
American Airlines will end five routes in 2027, with Phoenix-Provo, Miami-Tulum, and Miami-Montreal service ending in January, Chicago O'Hare-Lincoln in… more
The Allied Pilots Association filed an objection to Google's $10 million purchase of Spirit Airlines' corporate records, saying the dataset includes confidential… more
United Airlines is poaching elite frequent flyers from Delta Air Lines and American Airlines with a status match campaign. Elite members receive equivalent… more
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport suffered 999 delayed flights and 321 cancellations on October 2, 2026, making it the worst-hit airport in the U.S… more
U.S. carriers are adding direct flights and cabin upgrades to Japan, including Alaska Airlines, to capture travel demand driven by the weak yen. United… more
Alaska Air Group plans to join American Airlines' Atlantic and Pacific Joint Businesses, which include British Airways, Iberia, and Aer Lingus. The carriers… more
Airfares remain elevated even as jet fuel prices fell from an April peak of $4.88 a gallon to $2.70 in June, with average fares rising from $405 in late… more
Operating airlines in the Northeast (minus Delta) have issued waivers for changes in the lead-up to the big nor'easter.