The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) board approved a resolution to reduce dues from 1.85% to 1.55%, potentially taking effect next year. This move coincides with American Airlines pilots, currently members of the Allied Pilots Association (APA), considering a vote to join ALPA, which represents a larger group of pilots. The APA is also adjusting its merger vote rules to favor more engaged voters, possibly easing the transition. However, American pilots currently pay lower dues and receive extensive services from APA, raising concerns about funding and service cuts if they switch to ALPA.
In 2026, US airline stocks show a clear divide: Delta Air Lines leads with an 11% gain, driven by strong premium revenue and loyalty programs. JetBlue holds a modest 3% gain, while United and American Airlines are down 8% and 13%, respectively, press...
American Airlines and Google have agreed on the largest sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) certificate deal publicly announced between an airline and a corporate customer, covering 35 million gallons over three years. The SAF, largely made from waste li...
American Airlines has signed the largest sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) certificate agreement with Google, securing 35 million gallons of SAF over three years to reduce nearly 300,000 metric tons of CO₂ emissions. This deal supports American Airline...
American Airlines Group will hold its virtual annual meeting of stockholders on June 10, 2026, at 9 a.m. CT. The meeting will be accessible to all interested parties through online registration, allowing stockholders to submit questions in writing du...
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby stated that he does not anticipate further airline mergers in the U.S. following American Airlines' rejection of a potential merger earlier this year. Kirby emphasized that United will not pursue deals that lack econom...
