American Airlines will phase out its first-class seats for more business-class seating on its long-haul international flights, the company said Thursday. The airline will offer an upgraded premium ...

At American, the biggest airline in the world, the Airbus A320 is gradually being replaced by the Airbus A321, a larger, more-efficient sibling. The 320 seats 150, while the A321 seats 187 and ...

American Airlines today welcomed its new Airbus A321 Transcontinental jet, which will be operating cross-country flights from New York's JFK airport. The aircraft will have First, Business, and ...

In case you missed this from last week, American Airlines' fleet renewal effort took its latest step last Tuesday. That's when the airline showed off its first Airbus A321 Transcontinental ...

American recently said that it will install a new premium level of business class seats called Flagship Suite on its Airbus A321XLR and Boeing 787-9 planes starting next year. That will require ...

The A321T will offer fully lie-flat seats in First and Business Class, with direct aisle access for all First Class customers. The aircraft is equipped with Main Cabin Extra seating, giving Main ...

"First class will not exist on the 777 or, for that matter, at American Airlines," said American Airlines chief commercial officer Vasu Raja during an investor call on Thursday.

According to data from ch-aviation, American has a total of 218 Airbus A321-200s, joined by 84 of the newer A321neo ...

American Airlines Group Inc. plans to phase out first-class seating on long-haul flights in favor of new suites aimed at improving the flying experience for high-end and business travelers.

American Airlines took delivery this week of the new Airbus A321 airliner which will begin flying between New York and Los Angeles and New York and San Francisco next year.

Toilets on an American Airlines flight malfunctioned mid-flight, prompting a diversion to Phoenix, Arizona. The flight was from Boston to Los Angeles, but rerouted after four hours. American plans ...

Don’t tell this disgruntled traveler to relax. A first-class flyer likely thought he was flying coach after the passenger in front reclined their seat into his lap on an American Airlines flight.