Company Encyclopedia
View More
name
Airlines
CP00004.US
News
View More

American Airlines (AAL) Begins Flying New Long-Range, Narrow-Body Planes

American Airlines has begun flying new long-range, narrow-body Airbus A321XLR planes, initially on routes between New York and California. These planes can travel up to 4,700 miles and will be used on profitable routes like New York to Los Angeles. American plans to expand their use to smaller European cities from 2026. The AAL stock has a Moderate Buy rating from analysts, with a price target of $15.70.

Tip Ranks·
US
AAL
-0.20%
Tip Ranks·
US
AAL
-0.20%

US government admits liability for fatal Black Hawk and American Airlines jet crash

The US government admitted liability for the January 29 collision between an Army Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines jet, which killed 67 people. The Justice Department acknowledged breaches in duty of care by both the Army and FAA, contributing to the crash. American Airlines seeks dismissal from the lawsuit, asserting the government's responsibility. The FAA has since restricted helicopter flights, and the US Senate passed legislation to enhance military helicopter safety. The NTSB will release a detailed report next year, but initial findings highlight multiple contributing factors.

南华早报·
US
AAL
-0.20%
南华早报·
US
AAL
-0.20%

American Airlines starts flying the longest-range narrow-body Airbus plane. Here's what's inside

American Airlines launched its first Airbus A321XLR flight from JFK to LAX, marking a major event in air travel. The A321XLR, with a range of 4,700 nautical miles, allows American to explore new routes to smaller European cities. The plane features 20 business-class suites and a focus on premium seating. American plans to debut flights to Europe in March, starting with New York to Edinburgh. The airline aims to balance investment in premium services with profitability.

CNBC·
US
AAL
-0.20%
CNBC·
US
AAL
-0.20%

Earnings Preview: What to Expect From Delta Air Lines' Report

Earnings Preview: What to Expect From Delta Air Lines' Report

Barchart Option·
US
DAL
+1.33%
Barchart Option·
US
DAL
+1.33%

Mesa Air Group Amends Merger Terms and United Airlines Agreements

Mesa Air Group Inc. has amended its merger terms, detailing steps like terminating its United CPA, selling aircraft, repaying debts, and issuing shares. The amendment includes transferring eVTOL aircraft agreements to a third party and extending CPA terms with United Airlines, contingent on the merger's completion.

Reuters·
US
MESA
0.00%
US
UAL
+2.91%
Reuters·
US
MESA
0.00%
US
UAL
+2.91%
Posts
View More

Some of the Layoffs Across Corporate America.

• UPS: 48,000 employees

• Amazon: 30,000 employees

• Intel: 24,000 employees

• Accenture: 11,000 employees

• USPS: 10,000 employees

• Microsoft: 9,000 employee........................................................................................................................

Just in: Rep. Gil Cisneros went on a buying spree

He just disclosed ~$400K of buys from September

Including $Unitedhealth(UNH.US), $Southwest Airlines(LUV.US), $Workday(WDAY.US), $Home Depot(HD.US), & m............
  • 0
  • 1

Donald J. Trump Truth Social 09.04.25 07:35 PM EST

From a Delta Captain: "I thought you would get a kick out of this. Delta’s official memo to employees. Big changes Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America. ...
  • 0
© 2025 Longbridge｜Disclaimer