#American airlines

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U.S. airlines are suing to block the Biden administration from requiring greater transparency over fees that the carriers charge their passengers, saying that a new rule would confuse consumers by giving them too much information during the ticket-buying process. The U.S. Transportation Department said Monday it will vigorously defend the rule against what it called “hidden junk fees.” American, Delta, United and three other carriers, along with their industry trade group, sued the Transportation Department in a federal appeals court on Friday, asking the court to overturn the rule.

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Monorail station at the Disneyland Hotel, 1966

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American Airlines Boeing 727.

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New fan photo 📸

Credit to aastews on IG

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So fun fact! I'm a flight attendant! And there are a lot of whispers about mainline flight attendants wanting to strike

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American Airlines, 1951

Theme Week: Fathers 👨‍🍼

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American Airlines advertisement featuring the Douglas DC-6 (1947).

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Los Angeles

Paul Degen design

1970

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✈️💺📺 Louis' All Of Those Voices film is inflight entertainment on American Airlines, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic (4 May 2024) x x

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American Airlines has agreed to a record $50 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Transportation for violating laws that protect airline passengers with disabilities.

In an investigation into the carrier, the Transportation Department said it uncovered numerous infractions, including cases of American providing "unsafe physical assistance" to passengers. The alleged treatment "at times resulted in injuries and undignified treatment of wheelchair users," the agency said in an announcement Wednesday.

The agency also accused American of mishandling or damaging thousands of passengers' wheelchairs from 2019 to 2023, leaving them without their mobility devices. (Read more at link)

Well, it’s a start.