Citi has commenced coverage on American Airlines (AAL), stimulated by growth in their co-branded card. AAL's stock has reportedly been stabilizing at $15.33. The company has announced the webcast of their Q3 2025 financial results, which reported a one-off loss of $689 million causing mixed investor reactions. AAL's corporate travel is recovering leading to UBS growing more constructive regarding the airline. There is news of AAL expanding its services with additional flights, including arrangements for exclusive access to all FIFA World Cup 26 matches, and it has added Nathaniel Pieper as Chief Commercial Officer. In the face of penalties, scrutiny from the FAA, and 15.6% growth in travel demand, shares have seen unexpected rises. Voya Investment Management has sold 146,443,712 shares of AAL. Oil prices slumping and dipping has brought fuel costs back into focus. Lastly, American Airlines stock shows potential for further growth as Barclays raises its price target despite a weak earnings outlook.
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