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US Airways and American Airlines’ Mega-Merger
In an $11 billion deal that would create the world’s largest airline, American Airlines and US Airways have agreed to merge. The new airline will take the American Airlines name to help keep the company afloat after it filed for bankruptcy more than a year …
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Baldwin-American Airlines Fiasco Sparks FAA Debate
Alec Baldwin is back in the news again, and this time it has nothing to do with his tense relationship with his ex-wife Kim Bassinger or because he decided to berate his daughter again in a candid cell phone conversation. This time the 30 Rock …
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Will American Airlines’ Bankruptcy Affect Your Frequent Flyer Miles?
The holiday season is usually a time to spend, spend, spend, but American Airlines’ parent company, AMR Corporation, has filed for bankruptcy to reduce labor costs and shed billions of dollars in debt. According to the New York Times, AMR is the last of the …
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U.S. Soldiers Spark Change in Airline Regulations
United, Continental, Delta and American Airlines have increased the number of bags U.S. soldiers can check in for free. Delta, United and Continental will allow soldiers to check in 4 bags, instead of 3, without being charged. Soldiers traveling on American Airlines are now allowed …
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High Oil Prices Spark Possible Airplane Fees
Rising fuel costs has prompted airline carriers to look for ways to increase revenue. One idea is to charge travelers for items that were once free, including on-board sales of food, drinks, pillows, blankets and entertainment. Industry officials say airlines prefer complex fees to additional …
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Airlines Hike Fares
Delta and American Airlines have increased their fares, targeting First Class and Business Class passengers who make last-minute purchases. Here’s a quick breakdown. If you’re flying less than 500 miles each way, then you’ll receive a $20 hike in fare price. For 501 to 1,500 …









