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Delta to Install Onboard Wi-Fi on 223 Regional Jets

Aircraft Airlines Travel Technology November 29, 2010

According to Delta, it will be the first U.S. domestic carrier to deploy Wi-Fi across its entire mainline and regional aircraft fleets with two classes of service.

American Eagle Begins LaGuardia-Minneapolis and Miami-Gainesville Flights

Airlines Airports October 1, 2010

American Eagle Airlines, the regional affiliate of American Airlines, has begun operating four daily round-trips between New York LaGuardia Airport and Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Eagle has also begun twice-daily nonstop service between Miami International Airport and Gainesville Regional Airport in Gainesville, Florida

American Eagle Launches Three-Times-Daily LaGuardia-Charlotte Service

Airlines Airports August 24, 2010

Eagle is flying the route with Bombardier CRJ700 regional jets featuring the carrier’s new First Class service in addition to economy-class seating.

Delta to Provide First Class Seats on all U.S. Domestic Flights over 750 Miles

Airlines June 10, 2010

Delta Air Lines plans to make First Class service available on all U.S. domestic flights longer than 750 miles, or about two-and-a-half hours of flight time, beginning this fall. When the upgrade is complete, 50 routes that currently feature Delta Connection flights with only one class of service will be upgraded to two-cabin aircraft with First and Economy Class service.

American Eagle Adds First Class Cabins to Its CRJ700s

More February 25, 2010

American Eagle Airlines, the regional affiliate of American Airlines, is launching First Class service on all 25 of its existing Bombardier CRJ700 regional jets and the 22 new CRJ700s it ordered in December 2009.

SkyWest to Launch New Delta Connection Flights from North Dakota

Airlines Airports February 11, 2010

Delta Air Lines will increase westbound service from three North Dakota cities to Delta’s Salt Lake City hub with its summer 2010 schedule.

Delta to Invest $1 Billion in Customer Experience and Fleet Efficiency

Aircraft Airlines January 25, 2010

Delta Air Lines says it will invest $1 billion, or about $300 million per year, through mid-2013 to improve customer experience in the air and on the ground ― and also to improve the fuel efficiency of more than 170 aircraft in its fleet.

American and Eagle Announce Major Network, Fleet, Financial Moves

Aircraft Airlines Airports September 17, 2009

AMR Corporation, the parent company of American Airlines and American Eagle, has announced a series of actions to position the company better to meet the air transport industry’s near-term economic challenges, while continuing to build on its strategy for long-term success.