American Airlines

Passengers may carry on the following items, but must declare them to TSA at the screening checkpoint in a re-sealable 1 quart /1 liter plastic bag and/or are over 3.4 oz. /100ml:

- Liquids (include juice) or gels for diabetic or other medical needs

THIS IS A TSA RULE AS OF 08-09, NOT AMERICAN

Surprisingly they only serve a small amount of destinations, only around 160+ destinations.

Yes it does onn some internal flights especially trans-continental and also on overseas flights. It does not have them on all flights.

Either A 30 or 31 - next to United.

Around 19,600.

2500 Victory Avenue
Dallas, TX 75219-7601
(214) 221-8326

500 billion

You need i.d for any flight

According to the lady that answered the phone for Guest Services at American Airlines Center, most rows have 18 seats in them.

American Airline's Contact Us page for employees is here: my.aa.com/directory and it shows the benefits phone number as 1-888-860-6178.

The email displayed is myaacom.help@aa.com.

To lose money as quickly and effectively as possible, whilst ignoring all the lessons learned during the tenure of the great CEO Gordon Bethune. Also, Continental airlines no longer really exists as it is a subsidiary of United now.

The best way to learn the answer is to go to the airline's website and see what they say. Generally for domestic flights most airlines allow 2 carry-on pieces. One personal luggage piece such as a computer and one that must either fit in the overhead compartment or under the seat in front of you. You are also generally allowed 2 pieces of checked luggage - left with the baggage handlers to be stowed in the lower section of the plane. Once again as a general rule these are limited to a maximum of 50 pounds each and there may be size restrictions. The limits may vary for international flights depending on the airline. You must check with the specific airline you will be flying with. Hope this helps.

A Long-board, also known as a skateboard is transportable on American Airlines.

The longboard must be checked as baggage and is charged as either the First or Second bag rate, as applicable. This means, if you have no baggage, whatsoever, then the longboard will be considered as your 1 piece of checked baggage.

If your long-board is considered in excess of your allowable checked baggage, each board will be subject to the baggage charge for a single piece.

There are strict maximum weight and size restrictions. Those are, 50Lbs and 62 inches overall.

The upgrades go in segments, where each segment is determined by the number of miles that the flight is. Thus, you may be able to upgrade for a few thousand filght miles if flying from New York City to Boston, but it will cost you a lot of miles to upgrade if flying from New York City to Tokyo. Check out the AA.com website for details, or call them for a specific answer.

http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/prohibited/permitted-prohibited-items.shtm

No. Once you're 18 you need a government issued photo I.D., but anyone 17 or under does not need any I.D. flying Domestically (within the USA). If you want to visit another country, then certainly you need a passport, and possibly a visa (or more), depending on where you're going, and how long you're staying.

The allowance is different depending on what country you are flying to, so you would have to clarify that, in order to answer this. Your best bet is to call American Airlines at 1-800-433-7300.

Stock Holders own United Airlines ultimately. Many of the employees are stockholders. The parent company is UAL-Corp

790, more than 200 are leased.

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Yes, but i think only in flight routes betwen USA and Argentina

(No Argentinian domestic routes).