American Airlines and US Airweys Merged

Introduction American Airlines was established in 1930 and is headquartered in Forceworth, Texas. American Airlines is the fourth largest airline in the world and operates 273 destinations. However, American Airlines applied for bankruptcy in November 2011. American Airlines was founded in 1937 and is headquartered in Douglas. The airline is the sixth largest airline in the world serving 198 destinations. On December 9, 2013, the American Airlines Group was established through merger of American Airlines and American Airlines.

In 2011, due to sluggish aviation industry, AMR, the parent company of American Airlines, applied for bankruptcy protection. In 2013, American Airlines merged with American Airlines, but because American Airlines is an internationally recognized brand, maintaining the name of American Airlines, the merger of the two airlines, the largest airline in the United States It was founded. I created the world. Dallas / Fort Worth International Airport - Main hub of the United States, hub of daily flight and destination, and major hub of the southern United States. The US currently has a market share of about 84%, carrying about 57 million passengers annually and about 156,000 passengers per day via DFW, making it the most busy airline in the airport. The head office of the United States is also in Fort Worth near the airport.

American Airlines and American Airlines merged with American Airlines Group Inc. and became a listed airline company headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas. The target company is American Airlines. American Airlines owns 72% of the company 's shares while American Airlines accounts for 28%. Most shares are allocated to American Airlines shareholders and former US Airways creditors. This merger has become the world's largest airline, with 336 flights in 56 countries, more than 6,700 daily flights, over 100,000 employees, revenue reached $ 40 billion. To date, the goal of the American Airlines Group is to receive over 600 new aircraft, including at least 500 Narrow Body aircraft and 90 Wide Body International aircraft (American Airlines News, Singapore).

On December 9, 2013, two airlines, American Airlines and American Airlines, merged into the American Airlines Group, becoming the world's leading airline. The merger structure is that airlines are now competing for business expansion. With this merger, it is possible that two airlines will use a wide range of networks that will affect the integration and fight back if each airline is operated separately. One of the most important circumstances surrounding the merger is that American Airlines is about to go bankrupt. The company applied for bankruptcy in 2011, but recovered its profitability in July. This merger will expand the business opportunities of the two airlines (especially American Airlines), which will reduce the scope of the financial risk. This is the first reason the company applies for bankruptcy.