American Airlines’ Fares Return to Expedia and Hotwire – Seeking Alpha

Earlier in January, we heard that American Airlines’ fares and links were removed completely from travel bookings site Expedia (EXPE), after the two companies failed to come to a distribution agreement. Today, American Airlines and Expedia have made peace, announcing a new ” memorandum of understanding” that will allow the companies to resume doing business together effective immediately.

Financial terms of the agreement have not been disclosed, but clearly, the airline and travel site were able to come to a mutual agreement that suited their interests financially. American had a similar issue with travel search site Orbitz (OWW), and also removed its listings in late December 2010.

via American Airlines’ Fares Return to Expedia and Hotwire – Seeking Alpha.

Jewel Thomas Suing American Airlines Over Botched O’Hare Landing

A Washington state woman has filed a federal lawsuit claiming negligence against American Airlines stemming from a rocky emergency landing at O’Hare Airport two years ago.

Jewel Thomas of King County Washington, filed the suit Tuesday in U.S. District Court Western District of Washington against American Airlines claiming the emergency landing on Sept. 22, 2008 had her fearing for her life and calling family members to tell them she loved them just in case the landing wound end in disaster.

The suit alleges American Airlines was negligent in failing to exercise the “practical operation” of the plane and failed to provide the passengers with an airplane what was in good mechanical condition.

The suit also claims that a logbook maintained by the airline showed several problems relating to the plane’s power supply.

via Jewel Thomas Suing American Airlines Over Botched O’Hare Landing.