American Airlines commercial czar lays out his vision for a 'virtuous circle'

He is the American Airlines executive that is charged with turning around the Fort Worth carrier's commercial organization. Who is Nathaniel "Nat" Pieper?
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American Airlines aims to restart US flights to Venezuela at end of April

American Airlines is aiming to restart US flights to Venezuela by the end of April 2026, subject to government approval and ongoing preparations.

American Airlines' Future Could Be Redefined In 2026

American Airlines Group Inc. has debt, weak margins, and tougher fuel/labor costs—lagging Delta/United and vulnerable to consolidation. Click for this AAL update.

American Airlines Faces FAA Proposed Fine of $255K Over 12 Flight Attendants Who Returned to Work Without Follow-Up Testing for Drugs or Alcohol

"We take drug and alcohol testing seriously and collaborate with the FAA to address any issues," the airline told PEOPLE

“Super Rude”: Top-Tier American Airlines Flier Loses Seat To Standby After Boarding

A passenger claims he lost his seat after boarding an American Airlines flight, sparking debate over standby rules and airline procedures.

How to Use Airline Miles for World Cup '26 Tickets Before the Window Closes Today

American Airlines opens mile redemptions for all 104 World Cup matches at 11 a.m. today—here's how to score a seat.

American Airlines seeks to resume Miami-Caracas direct flights

American Airlines is moving to restore flights between Miami and the Venezuelan capital for the first time in years, pending government approvals.