WASHINGTON – Even after a go-around, American Airlines couldn’t clear the relatively low threshold to copyright its logo adopted in 2013, ... More on American Airlines' logo: Need a break?

An uninvited redesign of American Airlines' identity casts the airline in a retro but tech-savvy light, but what does its origin say about modern job-seeking?

Fort Worth, Texas-based American Airlines debuted its current livery more than a decade ago. The sleek design, which pays tribute to its former and iconic bare-metal scheme, primarily features two ...

American Airlines unveils a new company logo and exterior paint scheme on a Boeing 737-800 aircraft on January 17, 2013 in Dallas, Texas.

American Airlines chairman and CEO Tom Horton told a press conference Thursday that he was in second grade and Richard Nixon was in the White House when American last changed its logo.

American Airlines has confirmed its new logo and livery designs. CEO Tom Horton announced on a webcast this morning that, "We know there are still big decisions to make about our future," but the ...

American Airlines is allowing its employees to vote on what logo should be on the tail of the company's planes now that its merger with US Airways is complete, the Dallas Morning News reports.

In 1967, back when Helvetica was still brand new, American Airlines recruited Italian designer Massimo Vignelli to develop what would become the carrier's logo for the next 46 years. It was simple ...

American Airlines created its newest logo in 2013, partly to help launch an overhaul of the brand for what would eventually become the world’s largest carrier.

business Airlines. CEO says they used American Airlines logos without approval to market tickets Skiplagged’s Aktarer Zaman took the stand on the first day of the trademark-violation lawsuit.

American Airlines' employees have voted to keep the new flag-themed tail design in place, CEO Doug Parker announced this afternoon. More than 60,000 employees voted, with about 52% saying they ...

AA CEO to let airline employees pick tail logo New CEO of American Airlines will let employees decide: eagle or horizontal bars on jet tails. Associated Press. Tue, December 17, ...