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Old Feb 2, 2014, 10:16 pm
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LarkSFO
 
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Originally Posted by cesco.g
Correct, WineCountry,

UrbaneGent, here you go:

"Mr. Kirby said American's operations at Los Angeles International Airport are improving now that it is the largest carrier there with the highest offering of premium-price seats. He said Los Angeles was profitable last year but "not by much," while this year he expects it "to be nicely profitable." He also said American is focused on winning back business from corporations that switched their travel away from the old American in recent years."
And this leads to your thread title?

Kind of a stretch if you ask me.

That being said, AA has to focus on LAX. DL has SEA. UA has SFO. AA needs a strong and growing presence at LAX for what, I hope, will be the expansion of their Asia routes.

DFW - HKG and Shanghai is interesting, but growing out the network from LAX seems like a better long term plan to me.
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