US EditionAmerican Airlines conducts layoffs as carrier reports recent loss
American Airlines will cut a small number of management and support roles to improve efficiency after a $114 million third-quarter loss, focusing on long-term business investments.
- American Airlines announced Tuesday it is laying off a small number of its staff, a move it says will optimize its performance and improve efficiency.
- The airline reported a net loss of $114 million in the third quarter despite a record revenue of $13.7 billion.
- American Airlines stated that it is shifting focus to expanding its share of indirect revenue beyond historical levels, which is expected to produce meaningful value for the airline.
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American Airlines announced Tuesday that it will cut a “small” number of management and support positions, mainly at its headquarters in Fort Worth, in an effort to realign its workforce to current needs. The company stated in a statement that layoffs “will help us optimize our performance and be even more efficient across the organization.” It also stated that it plans to invest in other areas that support its “long-term business goals.” Americ…
American Airlines announce layoffs
American Airlines announced today (Tuesday, November 4, 2025) that it is laying off a small number of management and support staff, primarily at its Fort Worth, Texas, headquarters. The airline stated the cuts are intended to “optimize performance” and “become even more efficient across the organization”. American Airlines did not disclose the specific number of […]
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