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American Airlines chief executive Doug Parker says he expects to hear some "good news" soon about the fate of the proposed joint-venture with Qantas.
American Airlines and Qantas have called on the US to "promptly approve" its proposed joint-venture alliance on trans-Pacific routes.
American Airlines and Qantas are simply "keeping the lights on" as they await a decision from the Department of Transportation (DoT) on a proposed alliance.
The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) has asked American Airlines and Qantas for more details on its proposed expanded alliance and joint-business agreement (JBA). The DOT said on Wednesday it had reviewed the pair’s application for antitrust immunity (ATI) that was lodged in February, as well as supporting confidential documents. This content is available
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