American Airlines cut its quarterly earnings guidance due to higher jet fuel prices.

American Airlines cuts its 2026 earnings outlook citing higher fuel costs.

American Airlines reported Q2 adjusted EPS of $0.15, beating the $0.027 estimate, with passenger revenue of $15.21B versus $15.28B forecast and a load factor of 83.2% against 84.7% expected.

American Airlines stock has rallied 24% year-to-date, but analysts remain divided on its valuation ahead of a blockbuster earnings report and rising fuel costs.

Two companies, American Airlines and Lockheed Martin, report earnings on July 23; Wall Street expects one to soar and the other to stumble.

President Trump said he would handle a possible Red Sea blockade if it occurs.

American Airlines CEO outlined a plan to close a more than $3 billion profit gap by improving reliability, adding premium seats and lounges, and evaluating a new wide-body aircraft order from Boeing or Airbus.

United Airlines CEO indicates that further fare increases are possible.

The post reports that airline stocks rallied as falling jet fuel costs boosted the sector, with American Airlines up 7%, United climbing 6%, and JetBlue rising 5%.

ZeroHedge reports that US airlines are set to gain $40 billion as jet fuel prices crash.

Reuters reports that airline ticket prices may remain high as carriers use fuel cost relief from the Iran deal to boost margins rather than lower fares.

Outgoing BHP CEO Mike Henry discusses his tenure, the strategic importance of copper, AI and energy transition demand shifts, and the decision to abandon the Anglo American pursuit.

American Airlines suspends some summer routes due to high jet fuel costs amid the Iran war.

Spirit Airlines shuts down; airlines offer rescue fares and refunds for stranded travelers.