Overview

• American Airlines reported a $473 million first-quarter loss, wider than last year's $312 million loss, with flat revenue of $12.55 billion.
• The carrier withdrew its 2025 full-year financial guidance, joining Delta and Southwest, citing economic challenges and softer leisure travel demand.
• For Q2, the airline projected revenue changes between -2% and +1%, below analysts' expectations, with adjusted EPS guidance of $0.50–$1.
• International and premium cabin bookings showed strength, driving unit revenue gains despite overall demand softness.
• American announced a partnership with AT&T to deliver complimentary inflight Wi-Fi for AAdvantage members starting January 2026.