Why Is American Airlines Stock Surging on Friday?
American Airlines Group Inc. (NYSE: AAL) stock gains on Friday as crude oil drops below $100 and diplomatic discussions emerge.
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Federal Aviation Administration Head Bedford Met With Airline CEOs Thursday To Discuss Plans To Use Software-Based System To Reduce Flight Delays
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