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American Airlines is looking to raise another $7.5 billion in debt through its AAdvantage Loyalty frequent flyer program and a new credit line, even as it...

Southwest Airlines adds South Carolina, Oregon and Washington getaways to its destination map Dallas-based Southwest has added 17 new destinations since the pandemic began. Beach umbrellas are separated on the sand Thursday, July 9, 2020, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)(Chris Carlson) Southwest Airlines is adding three new destinations on the East Coast and the West Coast, making plans to fly to Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Eugene, Ore.; and Bellingham, Wash., later this year. Dallas-based Southwest has now added 17 destinations since the pandemic began as it tries to divert from its fo...

Three Southwest executives and other airline insiders sell shares amid February stock rally The executives’ insider sales made up 19% of the February total for airlines. A Southwest Airlines flight takes off at Dallas Love Field on Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021, in Dallas. (Smiley N. Pool/The Dallas Morning News)(Smiley N. Pool / Staff Photographer) Airline executives and directors sold $49.9 million of stock in February, the most in three years, as industry shares posted a record rally fueled by a widening vaccination effort. The top individual sellers were at Southwest Airlines Co. and Allegian...

Airlines ready long-haul international flying for big comeback starting this month Flights are scheduled to resume to Rome, Madrid and even Sydney and Dubai as the airline world hopes to build momentum for increased vaccine distribution and higher demand in summer. Airlines are preparing to return to the international skies as they anticipate a surge in air travel over the next few months.(David Plunkert/special contributor) Dust off those passports because long-haul, international flying is coming back. Nearly a year after the COVID-19 pandemic destroyed demand for international travel to po...

Kroger, Costco and other big and small retailers stick with required masks Retailers aren’t ready to expose their employees and customers to added risk while the pandemic continues. Kroger, one of the biggest grocery retailers in Texas, says it will continue to require customers and employees to wear masks in its stores until all of its workers receive COVID-19 vaccinations. The Cincinnati-based chain’s decision came a day after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott lifted a statewide mask mandate and removed other virus-related business restrictions. “As an employer, grocery provider, health care p...