American Airlines' Premium Push Targets High-Value Travelers—Will The Stock Earn A Premium
American Airlines CEO Robert Isom says just 30% of the carrier's seats now bring in half of its revenue, and he plans to add many more premium seats. Here is what that shift means for AAL stock investors.
American Airlines is adding fancier, more expensive seats to make more money. Watch whether customers actually buy these seats and pay the higher prices.
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