American Airlines raises fares, reveals credit problem
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American Airlines says it is fully drawn on a $834 million line of credit and &quot;might not be able to comply&quot; with all of its terms.
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American Airlines is reducing some flights and considering charging for onboard food amid increasing fuel prices and intensifying competition from low-cost carriers, the company&#39;s chairman and chief executive said Thursday.
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Business & money: Risk of fares rising above cost of running services.
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FORT WORTH -- American Airlines executives should have been celebrating last week during their annual stockholders' meeting, the first in six years at which they could spotlight an annual profit.
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Shares of Delta Air Lines soared after the troubled airline said Monday it entered into a commitment letter with American Express Travel Related Services Co.
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American Airlines, the world&#39;s largest  carrier, is pinning its hopes for growth in the New York market  to a $1.3 billion terminal, unveiled on Wednesday, that could  net 50 percent more passengers at John F. Kennedy International  Airport.
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DALLAS Â· American Airlines is reducing some flights and considering charging for onboard food amid increasing fuel prices and intensifying competition from low-cost carriers, the company&#39;s chairman and chief executive said Thursday.
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American Airlines expects soaring jet fuel prices to push its expenses up more than $1 billion in 2004 from last year&#39;s level, parent AMR Corp.
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By Anna Marie Kukec  AMR Corp.' s American Airlines Inc. sells about 40 percent of its tickets online or by phone.  So the Fort Worth-based airline, which has a major hub in Chicago, plans to upgrade both AA.com and AAVacations.com by this summer to attract more online business.
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Â· Inquiry into 10m increase in Stansted passengersÂ· Airlines say BAA scheme would put up prices
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Most U.S. airlines, trying to offset  record high jet fuel prices, have boosted air fares in North  America by as much as $10 on round-trip flights.
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American Airlines. the world&#39;s largest carrier, today struck back at its low-cost competitors, lowering some fares for flights, including some from LaGuardia Airport to Miami.
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BIG FARE INCREASES After United Airlines raised domestic fares across the board by $50 a round trip on Friday, most major carriers quickly followed with similar increases on many routes, according to FareCompare.com. The reason was sharply higher fuel costs. Delta Air Lines raised its round-trip fares by $50 immediately after Unitedâs move. American Airlines also posted $50 round-trip increases on 55 percent of its route system, though "conspicuously absent" are increases on its routes that overlap with many Southwest Airlines routes, said Rick Seaney, the chief executive of FareCompare.com. Then on Monday, Northwest Airlines also joined in the $50 increase on most of its routes. Continental Airlines, which initially raised fares by $50 on some routes on Friday, withdrew the increases Monday morning, but Mr. Seaney said it was unclear whether Continental might reverse course again soon. This was the second broad fare increase in 2008, and the 10th since last Labor Day, Mr. Seaney said, adding: "It seems the legacy airlines, United in particular, are forgoing the nickel-and-dime strategy of increases every few weeks and are going for the whole enchilada at one time.".
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American Express Co. AXP.N said on  Monday fourth-quarter profits rose 17 percent, driven by  increased use of its credit cards and strong travel-related  sales.
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American Airlines, the nation's largest carrier, is matching most of the sweeping changes Delta Air Lines made to its fare structure, which includes eliminating Saturday-night stay requirements and lowering last-minute fares, an industry source familiar with the move said Thursday.
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Delta Air Lines  said on Friday it had raised fares systemwide by $5 each way to help offset high fuel costs.
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American Airlines is offering passengers a dozen on-demand movies, on-demand audio channels, video games, audio books, and newspapers.