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American Airlines Aborts Takeoff in Miami After Business Jet Enters Same Runway

The FAA has opened an investigation that could prompt a review of tower communications at busy airports.

First Miami–Caracas Direct Flight Since 2019 Marks Thaw in U.S.–Venezuela Ties

American Airlines Halts Heathrow Catering, Flies Meals From U.S., Trims Premium Service

U.S. Clears American Airlines to Restart Direct Flights to Venezuela

DOT Clears American Airlines to Restart Miami Flights to Caracas and Maracaibo, First U.S. Service Since 2019

American Airlines Launches Targeted AAdvantage Promo With Up to 5,000 Bonus Loyalty Points Through April 30

American Confirms CFM LEAP-1A Engines for Future A321neo Deliveries

American Airlines Begins A321XLR Service on JFK–LAX

American Becomes First U.S. Carrier to Fly Airbus A321XLR, Starting JFK–LAX on Dec. 18

ITA Jet’s Early Turn Triggers LAX Near Miss During Dual Departures

American Sets A321XLR’s First International Route: New York–Edinburgh Starting March 2026

American Sets A321XLR Debut for Dec. 18 on JFK–LAX After First Jet Lands in Dallas

FAA Probes LAX Runway Incursion That Forced American Jet to Abort High-Speed Takeoff

American Airlines Completes Longest Flight from Dallas to Brisbane

Ex-American Airlines Mechanic Sentenced to 9 Years for Cocaine Smuggling

FAA Investigates Second Near-Collision at Reagan National in Six Weeks

Severe Winds Push Empty Plane Across Tarmac at Dallas Fort Worth Airport

FAA Probes Boeing Incidents as Safety Concerns Mount