The parent company of American Airlines wants more concessions from unions, or it'll push to cancel existing labor contracts.

American Airlines floated the idea of eliminating pension programs for workers to help its financial situation. But now the airline is backing away from that idea.

The two struggling companies reveal more cuts.

A possible merger of Delta and American could bring higher ticket prices, a tough fight for competitors and more convenience for business travelers.

The Association of Professional Flight Attendants says it wants Alec Baldwin's show, "30 Rock," banned from in-flight entertainment unless he issues an apology.

It looks like the bankrupt airline could hand over employee pensions to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation. The PBGC's Josh Gotbaum talks about what would happen.

We talk with Washington reporter Nancy Marshall-Genzer about the top stories from this week.

American Airlines' bankruptcy is seen as a strategic move to shed debt and come out more competitive, yet analyst Juli Niemann worries that it will harm smaller cities and towns.