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News 5 years ago
Single passenger flights: The daily woes of airlines, and the crew still working
When Reuters photographer Carlos Barria boarded American Airlines flight 4511 from Washington Reagan National Airport to New Orleans on Friday for an assignment, he was the only passenger on the 76-seat jet.
News 6 years ago
American Airlines suspending flights to Milan after US travel warning
American Airlines Inc will suspend all US flights to Milan, the airline said late on Saturday, just hours after the US State Department said it was raising its travel warning for parts of Italy due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Business 6 years ago
American Air extends Boeing Max cancellations through Sept. 3
American will scrap about 115 daily flights as it extends the Max cancellations through Sept. 3 from Aug. 19, according to a statement from the Fort Worth, Texas-based carrier. Southwest Airlines, the biggest Max operator, has set Aug. 5 for the Max to resume flights, while United Continental Holdings plans for Aug. 3.
World 6 years ago
Pilots pushed Boeing to act after Lion Air crash: Reports
The 737 MAX 8 is currently grounded worldwide after the March crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 that killed all 157 people onboard and drew scrutiny to the new Boeing model's anti-stall system, which investigators believe may have brought the jet down.
Business 6 years ago
American Airlines to cancel 115 flights daily over Boeing 737 MAX
America's leading airline had previously only planned to keep the planes out of commission until June 5, with Boeing facing intense scrutiny after 157 people died in an Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crash on March 10 -- the second deadly crash involving the aircraft in five months.
