American Airlines Stock News

Southwest Airlines Co.'s stock rose Thursday after it said it reached a tentative agreement with the union that represents 18,000 of its staff that handle baggage, provisions and cargo for the carrier

American Airlines (AAL) raises its price to check luggage. This is the first such increase by the airline since 2018.

The airline said checking a bag will rise from $30 now to $35 online and $40 if purchased at the airport.

American Airlines will start charging travelers $40 for a checked bag at the airport and $35 if purchased online.

Shares of global mining groups listed in London were under pressure Tuesday as concerns about weak growth in China pushed iron ore prices to their cheapest in three months.

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Alaska Airlines flight attendants voted in favor of authorizing a strike Tuesday, following similar votes by workers at American Airlines, Air Wisconsin and Southwest in recent months, and on the same

Flight attendants picketed around the U.S. Tuesday to demand higher pay and better working conditions.

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