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American Airlines to Squeeze More Seats on Planes

American Airlines says it will add an unspecified number of seats to its existing fleet of Boeing 737s and MD-80s to boost ticket and fee revenue. More 

3 Headwinds Pushing Against Soaring Airlines

Watch these three outside factors closely in the near future to determine whether airline stocks will stall or keep soaring. More 

Senator Calls for Airlines to Cut Flight Change Fees

New York Senator Charles Schumer is demanding that airlines lower recently-raised fees associated with changing flights on pre-booked tickets. More 

Airline Satisfaction Survey 2013: Who Tops This Year’s List?

J.D. Power & Associates has released its 2013 Airline Satisfaction survey showing that low-cost carriers continue top traditional carriers in overall scores. More 

Plane Makes Emergency Landing Over Singing Passenger

A woman who would not stop singing Whitney Houston forced an unscheduled landing of a flight running between Los Angeles and New York. More 

The 2013 Retirement Portfolio Candidates: Southwest Airlines

Southwest Airlines has been one of the most consistently profitable airlines. But does that make it fit for your portfolio's long haul? More 

American Airlines Flight Struck By Lightning Twice

A flight into LaGuardia landed safely after being struck by lighting twice during its approach toward the airport. More