May 24, 2013
(Energy and Capital,
2/14/13)
With the American Airlines and US Airways merger, four main airlines will control global travel. And as oil prices rise, this could mean trouble for ticket prices. You heard it here first...
(Penny Stock DD,
1/8/13)
Jan. 9 (Bloomberg) -- AMR Corp., the bankrupt parent of American Airlines, says its value has “significantly appreciated” and there may be a recovery...(read more)
(Stock Blog Hub,
8/16/12)
The airline industry is awaiting another major consolidation. American Airlines, a subsidiary of AMR Corp. (AAMRQ) is evaluating its merger proposal with the fifth largest U.S....(read more)
AMR Corporation (AAMRQ) Company Overview
AMR Corporation (NYSE:AMR) is the parent company of American Airlines, the second largest airline in the world based on available seat miles and revenue passenger miles, and AMR Eagle Holding Corporation, which runs American Eagle Airlines and Executive Airlines. On an average day, American Airlines flies approximately 3,400 flights between 250 destinations.[1]
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) What's in this AAMRQ analysis on Wikinvest...
- Business Overview
- Important News
- Business Growth[4] [5]
- Geographic Segments[4]
- Trends & Forces
- Airline industries are more sensitive to the economy than other industries
- Price competition in the airline industry is prohibitively intense
- AMR's bottom line is heavily impacted by fuel prices
- Competition
- References

