American Airlines will use larger jets for its midday flights between Erie and Charlotte, North Carolina, beginning this fall. The 72-seat Bombardier CRJ900 jets will begin local service in November. The planes have 60 coach seats and 12 first-class seats.

Visit Greater Palm Springs has announced that American Airlines will launch a new seasonal nonstop flight between Charlotte Douglas International Airport

American Airlines has officially opened its new grab-and-go lounge at Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) in the US federal state of North Carolina. While passengers with lounge access often like to arrive early to sample their delights in full, some are more pressed for time, and this new concept targets such guests.

Nonstop flights from Charlotte Douglas International Airport to Palm Springs, California, will take off this winter.

American Airlines will add a seasonal route in late 2025 between Charlotte and Palm Springs, California. American Airlines is expanding its California flight offerings from Charlotte Douglas International Airport this winter.

PSA, a wholly owned subsidiary of American Airlines, says that Chris McCartney stepped into the COO role on 20 August. He reports directly to chief executive Dion Flannery.

Video posted to social media showed passengers evacuating the aircraft using a slide as smoke and flames billowed from below the rear of the plane.

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American Airlines is piloting a new program to make it easier to connect from international flights in Dallas.

“Boston, American 2616 we’re lowering to 8,000, declaring a mayday,” the pilot says in an audio recording posted by LiveATC.net. “We need to return back to Boston. We have a loss of the autopilot, loss of auto-thrust and we have a position disagree between both of our [flight management systems]”