It didn’t take them long, but American has already updated AA.com to reflect the new branding.
The navigation menus remain the same, though some have been relocated. Those menu items that are probably most frequently accessed remain located at the top of the page.
The rest are now located at the bottom of the website.
In an article published in the Dallas Morning News, American Airlines President Tom Horton announced that in October 2010 the three airlines will be able to coordinate their frequent flyer…
Some good news, American is upgrading the cabin on their 737 fleet and doubling the amount of room in the overhead bin, which is welcome news for those of us…
Bloomberg is reporting that Aer Lingus is in discussions with British Airways about rejoining the oneworld alliance. The airline left oneworld back in 2007 when it tried to reposition itself…
If you’re traveling on a 757 and planning to get some work done, make sure you charge your laptop or maybe just bring a book. I came across this on…
The Wall Street Journal published an interview with British Airways CEO Willie Walsh in which he predicted that the merger between Chile’s LAN airlines and Brazil’s TAM wouldn’t affect the oneworld…
Now you’ll need to complete your Secure Flight Passenger Data profile in order to purchase a ticket. Starting November 1 you’ll need to have it on file in order to…
I did not find “view available seats” which is a feature I used quite often.
It’s still around, it’s just not as easy to find. If you go the bottom of the homepage and select “Site Map”, then to scroll to “Reservations”, you’ll see a link to “View Available Seats”
It is a handy function and might be worth bookmarking. Thanks for the comments!
Agree with Will. “View Available Seats” was the first place I went to look for. The only way to currently access that function is to search “View Available Seats” and it comes up.