AMR raises cash, will shift flights
$2.9 billion to help parent of American Airlines focus on four hubs
Posted: September 18, 2009 at 3:02 a.m.
An American Airlines plane lands at one of its hubs, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, in October 2008.
AMR Corp.'s American Airlines, the world's second largest carrier, said Thursday that it raised $2.9 billion in cash and financing and will add flights at four U.S. hubs to focus on the most-profitable parts of its network.
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Business, Pages 27, 32 on 09/18/2009
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