Cape Air introduces Cessna Grand Caravan EX to its fleet to begin serving Montana communities

Cape Air has announced the introduction of its next generation aircraft for Eastern Montana, with the Cessna 208B Grand Caravan EXย set to begin service across the airline’s Montana network in 2027. Known worldwide for its reliability, performance, and proven safety, theย Cessna Carravan familyย has earned the trust of operators across millions of flight hours, keeping regional air travel accessible, dependable, and connected.ย 

Cape Air will begin transitioning its Montana fleet from the Tecnam P2012 Traveller to the Cessna Grand Caravan EX equipped with a belly cargo pod, providing significantly increased baggage and storage capacity while maintaining the reliable air service communities throughout the region depend on every day. The airline expects all Montana operations to be transitioned to the Caravan fleet by the end of 2027. 

The new aircraft will serve Cape Air’s routes connecting Billings (BIL) with Havre (HVR), Glasgow (GGW), Glendive (GDV), Sidney (SDY), and Wolf Point (OLF), ensuring continued access to the national and international air transportation system through Cape Air’s interline partnerships with seamless connections to Billings and beyond. 

Throughout the transition, Cape Air’s current Tecnam P2012 fleet will continue to provide safe and reliable air service for Montana travelers. The introduction of the Grand Caravan EX aircraft represents the next phase of Cape Air’s ongoing investment in the region and its commitment to delivering a high-quality customer experience. 

Riyadh Airโ€™s very first Indigo livery nears delivery

Riyadh Air has shared the first images of its first indigo-colored Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner as it emerged from Boeingโ€™s paint facility in Charleston, South Carolina, USA.ย 

Inspired by spring desert blooms and Arabic calligraphy, the striking indigo-and-lavender design complements Riyadh Airโ€™s pearlescent white livery. It is anticipated that every tenth aircraft in the Riyadh Air fleet will feature the indigo livery, creating a distinctive marker of the airlineโ€™s growth. The aircraft will be delivered in the near future and will soon be visible at one of the 15 global airports served by the airline.

American Airlines launches 2027 flight attendant applications, enhanced interview experience

American Airlines has launched applications for its 2027 flight attendant trainee classes, seeking the next generation of team members committed to safety and customer care.ย 

Flight attendants play a crucial role in delivering Americanโ€™s elevated experience to customers. With more than 30,000 flight attendants currently serving customers around the world, American is preparing to invite and welcome new trainees to earn their wings in the first half of 2027. 

This year, the airline has enhanced the interview experience for flight attendants by providing a transparent and realistic understanding of what it takes to earn their wings. “As American continues its focus on enhancing the premium experience for customers, improving the candidate experience is one of the many ways we’re ensuring our people are equally committed and prepared to care for people on life’s journey,” said Americanโ€™s Chief People Officer Cole Brown. “We want the process to mirror the hospitality and service our customers should expect when they travel with us.”

Interested candidates can learn more and apply directly at flightattendants.aa.com through mid-October.

A better candidate experience fuels a better customer experience

Flight attendants are safety professionals and brand ambassadors who help customers navigate milestone moments to their most difficult days. Because they play such an important role in bringing Americanโ€™s premium experience to life, the airline is focused on finding people who will thrive through the demands of this role with a passion for adhering to high safety standards, providing thoughtful care and delivering elevated service.

Earlier this year, American enhanced the onboarding and graduation experience for new flight attendants. Now, the airline is applying the same focus to how it selects candidates by giving a realistic understanding of the role โ€” the realities, the rewards and everything in between โ€” even before they apply. 

โ€œOurโ€„flight attendants are the ultimate problem solversโ€„and do it withโ€„a smile alongโ€„theโ€„way,โ€ says VP of Inflight Bobbi Wells. โ€œLike any career, it will be challenging at times. It’s not a role for everyone. It requires perseverance and commitment,โ€„but itโ€™s also a career where you can make a real difference.โ€

Preparing candidates for a career like no other

To ensure candidates have the best opportunity to prepare, show up confidently and perform their best throughout the interview process, American is also sharing each step of the process in advance. By providing a more transparent recruiting experience, the airline is helping candidates make informed decisions about their future, ensuring that those who choose to join American build long, successful careers.

Thai AirAsia and Thai AirAsia X are ramping up from Don Mueang this winter

Thai AirAsia (Flight Code: FD) and Thai AirAsia X (Flight Code: XJ) are gearing up to resume temporarily suspended international routes and increase flight frequencies across multiple destinations. This strategic expansion aims to accommodate the surging travel demand during the year-end high season in the fourth quarter (October to December), offering direct flights to up to 46 cities across 53 routes covering ASEAN and the broader Asian region.

For the fourth quarter, Thai AirAsia X is fully prepared to maximize its services, with a strong focus on direct flights from Don Mueang International Airport to Japan, covering four major routes: Tokyo: Up to 21 flights per week. Osaka: Up to 14 flights per week. Sapporo: Up to 4 flights per week (starting October 1), increasing to a maximum of 7 flights per week on December 1, 2026 and Nagoya: 4 flights per week (starting October 2). Furthermore, Thai AirAsia X will operate direct flights to New Delhi, India, at 4 flights per week, and to the highly popular destination of Almaty, Kazakhstan, also at 4 flights per week. 

Combined, the two AirAsia affiliate carriers will operate a total of 53 direct routes to 46 cities from Don Mueang International Airport during the 2026 Winter Flight Schedule. This expansive network covers 17 cities in East Asia (including China, Japan, Taiwan, and Macau), 15 cities in ASEAN (including Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Laos), 13 cities in South Asia (including India, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives), and one city in Central Asia (Kazakhstan).

Routes Resuming Service in Quarter 4, 2026 

Thai AirAsia (Flight Code FD)

  • Don Mueang โ€“ Kuala Lumpur: Commences 25 October 2026
  • Phuket โ€“ Siem Reap: Commences 25 October 2026
  • Don Mueang โ€“ Gaya, India: Commences 25 October 2026
  • Don Mueang โ€“ Ahmedabad, India: Commences 6 November 2026
  • Don Mueang โ€“ Guwahati, India: Commences 16 November 2026
  • Don Mueang โ€“ Hyderabad, India: Commences 16 November 2026
  • Don Mueang โ€“ Lucknow, India: Commences 16 November 2026
  • Don Mueang โ€“ Jaipur, India: Commences 17 November 2026

Thai AirAsia X (Flight Code XJ)

  • Don Mueang โ€“ Sapporo: Commences 1 October 2026
  • Don Mueang โ€“ Nagoya: Commences 2 October 2026

British Airways reveals all-new First, Club Suite, World Traveller Plus and World Traveller cabins

British Airways has unveiled new cabins arriving on its retrofitted A380s, marking a major milestone in one of the most extensive cabin refurbishment programmes ever undertaken by an airline.

From nose to tail, customers will experience a transformed A380 aircraft, featuring redesigned interiors, new seats in every cabin and upgrades to the onboard experience, all designed to deliver greater comfort and a more premium end-to-end journey at 35,000ft.

The first completed A380 is expected to enter service in the coming months, marking the start of a fleet-wide transformation and forming part of the airline’s wider investment in the customer experience.

Customers travelling in Club World (business class), World Traveller Plus (premium economy) and World Traveller (economy) will benefit from brand-new seats and upgraded cabin interiors. Thoughtfully redesigned with customer comfort in mind, the airlineโ€™s herringbone design features throughout the cabins.

Every part of the aircraft has been refined, including galleys and stairways bringing a new look and feel to every space on board.

From seat details to galley finishes, the new interiors create a clear identity throughout the aircraft, building on the design concept first introduced to the airline’s short-haul fleet in 2024 and now shaping the future of its long-haul cabins.

World Traveller and World Traveller Plus

Customers in World Traveller (economy) will enjoy a refreshed experience, including larger entertainment screens, wider seats and upgraded bedding. The relaxing new pillows feature a contemporary herringbone pattern and additional filling for added comfort and support. Plusher blankets, designed for added warmth and comfort have also been introduced in British Airwaysโ€™ signature blue with red Speedmarque detailing.

Customers travelling in World Traveller Plus (premium economy) will also benefit from a host of improvements designed to make every journey more comfortable and relaxing. Seats will feature larger in-flight entertainment screens and privacy wings, alongside brand-new bedding and pillows helping customers arrive feeling rested and refreshed.

Customers travelling in World Traveller Plus will receive a new reusable amenity kit, designed as a tote bag for onward travel and featuring a Dr.PAWPAW moisturising balm and travel essentials, including a dental kit, socks and eye mask*.

Club World

The A380 will feature an evolution of British Airwaysโ€™ Club Suite (business class) showcasing a refreshed design with a contemporary colour palette inspired by the airlineโ€™s blue, red and cream accents. Shaped by customer feedback, the suite includes added storage, improved functionality and carefully considered features designed to make every journey more comfortable and intuitive.

The aircraft will feature the worldโ€™s largest business class cabin, including 106 Club Suite seats across the full upper deck. Spanning four distinct cabin zones, the carefully designed space will offer a more intimate feel, complemented by dedicated dwell areas, Club Kitchens and reimagined galley spaces that encourage customers to move freely and relax throughout the flight.

Customers travelling in Club World will also enjoy the airlineโ€™s latest amenity kits, available in four unique designs created by British artists, powered by art platform, Rise Art, and stocked with exclusive products from luxury British wellness brand, anatomฤ“.

A new era of First

A defining feature of the retrofit is British Airways’ new First suite, combining ultimate comfort and privacy with considered touches to create an elegant space for customers to relax and unwind.

Designed to evoke a modern luxury hotel feel, the airlineโ€™s First cabin combines home comforts with thoughtful British touches at 35,000ft. The seat has been brought to life by expert designers and world-class manufacturers from across Great Britain and Ireland.

For customers travelling together in the centre seats, the divider opens to create a shared lounge, while stowable tables allow them to enjoy โ€˜buddy diningโ€™ with their travel companion.

British Airways has partnered with luxury British heritage house, Swaine, to create a bespoke unisex First amenity kit inspired by the heritage suitcases carried by early air travellers, available on board from 6 October**.

Available in two colours, royal blue and cream, the kit contains a selection of skincare products from Wildsmith, a high-performance skincare brand that supports skin health and wellbeing. The kit will include a bespoke Circadian Rhythm collection aimed at supporting hydration and comfort from day into night.

The products include a face mist, hand and body lotion, ceramide multi-balm, lip balm, face cream, and an overnight mask, all carefully curated to support hydration and rest at altitude.

Hotel-quality sleep at 35,000ft

Customers in First can relax under a brand-new woven day blanket, featuring an elegant herringbone design. The new blanket will be complemented by a navy-blue cushion with subtle detailing. The airlineโ€™s bespoke tartan will also feature on the new cool-touch fabric navy sleepwear, complemented by slippers, all available on board from 1 October.

When it’s time to sleep, crew will prepare the suite with a luxury mattress, lightweight cotton duvet and newly designed pillow, carefully developed to offer the ideal balance of softness and support, helping customers secure a great nightโ€™s sleep and arrive feeling refreshed at their destination.

Restaurant dining in the sky

The airlineโ€™s refreshed First dining service offers customers greater choice, using fresh flavours and new dishes that reflect the best of British produce.

The new dining experience will be available across the airlineโ€™s entire long-haul fleet from 1 October. A new โ€˜From the Grillโ€™ concept means customers can create their preferred meal from a selection of premium proteins including British roast rack of lamb, grilled salmon, sides and sauces, as well as a selection of Signature Mains for a more personalised dining experience.

For added convenience, a bespoke mini bar has been integrated into the new First seat, giving customers easy access to popular refreshments throughout the flight, including a selection of premium snacks and still and sparkling water.

The new dining experience is complemented by contemporary stoneware and fine bone china, bringing a refined, restaurant-inspired feel to every course. A dedicated beverage menu features premium Champagne such as Bollinger La Grande Annรฉe, alongside a curated gin selection, such as Classic Gin Tonic, Rosemary & Orange, Spanish Flair as well as 0.0% Gin & Tonic. Customers can also enjoy a refreshing Showerings triple vintage cider as refined alternative to wine.

Every detail has been carefully considered, from cutlery designed by Studio William to wine glasses developed in collaboration with Richard Brendon and internationally renowned wine expert, Jancis Robinson.

Bespoke serving pieces featuring the iconic British Airways speedmarque add thoughtful finishing touches to the experience, alongside interactive dining elements including pinch pots, a dual-purpose stand for afternoon tea and a signature serving tray.

A new standard in service

The refreshed experience is supported by British Airwaysโ€™ updated First Service Specialist (FSS) training programme, now being rolled out to all First-trained cabin crew.

Designed to enable a more personalised service, the programme helps crew respond to individual preferences while delivering the warm, intuitive and attentive hospitality that defines First.

Across the Customer Experience

British Airways has unveiled the next stage of its Heathrow lounge transformation, with this announcement marking the first phase of a wider programme that will see every lounge at Heathrow redesigned over the coming years.

Elsewhere, the airline has invested in new aircraft, technology, and improved operational performance to become one of the best performing global airlines โ€“ all aimed at delivering a better experience for customers at every stage of their journey. 

  • The refurbished A380 will feature four cabins across its two decks, with 12 seats in First, 106 in Club World, 84 in World Traveller Plus and 215 in World Traveller.ย 
  • Additional travel essentials, including mouthwash, a comb, razor kit and pen, will be available on request in First.
  • Wildsmith amenities will be introduced in British Airwaysโ€™ Concorde Room, First and Club (business class) lounges over the coming months.
  • British Airways and Swaine have created a bespoke limited-edition British Airways Oxford holdall. Every piece is made to order and entirely handcrafted in the Swaine workshop in Mayfair. It will be available to order from 2 November with more detail on its website soon.ย 
  • Inside the airlineโ€™s First amenity kit are six Wildsmith formulations selected to support skin during air travel by replenishing hydration and supporting barrier repair across time zones. Hand & Body Lotion and Hydrating Face Cream replenish moisture after overnight water loss. Face Mist refreshes, while the Hydrating Lip Balm helps maintain comfort in the dry cabin environment. As the body moves towards its natural night-time repair phase, Hydrating Overnight Mask and Ceramide Multi Balm replenish and support the skin.

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Southwest introduces a new brand campaign today called “Enter Airplane Mode”

Southwest Airlines has announced a new brand campaign today called “Enter Airplane Mode” inviting travelers to escape the daily grind as constant pings, packed calendars, and always-on routines continue to fuel real burnout. In a Southwestยฎ-sponsored surveyยน, 76% of respondents said they are experiencing burnout and 68% of respondents believe a trip is one way they can regain control of their time. With flexible policies including no changeยฒ or cancel feesยณ, an expansive domestic networkโด, and the best Crew in the skyโต, Southwest has stepped in to turn daily distractions into vacations.

“As the airline that democratized the skies, Southwest Airlinesยฎ has always helped make the dream trip a reality and our new campaign, ‘Enter Airplane Mode,’ encourages Customers to recognize when they’re approaching a breaking point and to turn that moment into their booking point,” said Sabrina Callahan, Senior Vice President and Chief Digital & Marketing Officer. “With a Customer extension called ‘Notification Vacation’ we are taking it one step further from simply encouraging you to take the trip to helping you bring it to fruition.”

Notification Vacationย offers an opportunity for Customers to set aside the burnout and finally take the trip. With an interactive online activation that converts notifications into Rapid Rewardsยฎ points, Customers can upload a screenshot of their homepage notifications and receive Rapid Rewards points.โถ It is an easy way to turn constant pings into a positive, reminding busy Americans that the reset they need may be closer than they think. Customers can also take aย Burnout Quizโท to understand their level of burnout and find inspiration for their next relaxing getaway. Together,ย Notification Vacationย and theย Burnout Quizย offer Customers the chance to receive more than 185 million Rapid Rewards points total, with limits applying per Rapid Rewards Member.

The “Enter Airplane Mode” campaign spots were shot by Hollywood directors Will Speck and Josh Gordon and voiced by Adam Scott, whose recent role in a workplace-centered series adds a culturally relevant wink to the message about disconnecting from work and reconnecting with life beyond it. Created with ad agency GSD&M, the campaign begins airing today and brings “Enter Airplane Mode” to life through relatable moments of everyday stressors, from overloaded calendars to endless meetings and packed commutes. Southwest is also working with creator agency, Later, and media agency, Spark Foundry, to bring the campaign to life as part of a full 360-degree effort.

Emirates arrives in Helsinki for the first time

Emirates, the worldโ€™s largest international airline, has touched down in Helsinki for the first time. The launch of the daily flight marks the only year-round, direct connectivity between Finland and the UAE, introducing consistent and reliable services to unlock new leisure, corporate and trade opportunities for both countries.

Flight EK167 arrived at Helsinki Airport at 13:30 and was met by Her Excellency Amna Fikri, UAE Ambassador to Finland and Non-Resident Ambassador to Estonia; Petri Vuori, Senior Vice President of Route Development from Finavia; and Pierfrancesco Carino, Vice President of Commercial Operations, North and West Europe, Emirates; along with a group of dignitaries, government representatives, media, guests and members of the travel industry. The Emirates delegation on the inaugural was led by Adnan Kazim, Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer, Emirates, along with a VIP delegation.

Emirates flight EK167 departs Dubai at 08:15hrs*, arriving in Helsinki at 14:30hrs*; the return flight, EK168 departs Helsinki at 16:20*, landing in Dubai at 00:20*ย the following day.

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The 787 Dreamlinerโ€™s first delivery changed what was possible

From Boeing:

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Employees walk alongside the first 787 Dreamliner delivered in 2011 to present it to launch customer ANA. 

The first 787 Dreamliner delivery 15 years ago launched a legacy that has exceeded many of the expectations set by the programโ€™s earliest leaders.

โ€œThat first delivery symbolized the culmination of many, many years of extreme effort,โ€ said Mike Sinnett, the 787 chief project engineer in 2011 and now BCAโ€™s vice president and general manager of Product Development. โ€œWe believed the airplane was special and that it was going to connect people in ways theyโ€™d never been connected before. But I don’t think any of us knew the magnitude. It became bigger than any of us believed it would be.โ€

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15 years on, early program leaders say the airplane has gone beyond what they set out to deliver.Play Video

Watch the video to hear early program leaders share memories from the day of the first 787 Dreamliner delivery in 2011 and their reflections on the global impact of the best-selling passenger widebody in history.

The day that unlocked the 787โ€™s potential: Sept. 26, 2011, dawned cool, gray and wet. Beneath overcast skies in Everett, Washington, more than 500 employees representing the 787 program walked alongside the all-new 787 Dreamliner as Boeing presented it to launch customer ANA, also known as All Nippon Airways, before a crowd of thousands.

It was a pivotal momentopens in a new tab following years of imagining, designing, building and testing an airplane intended to change what was possible.

โ€œIt was truly an emotional event. We had worked very hard for many years with our ANA customers and to have them there receiving the airplane, an airplane they had really put their reputation around was truly amazing and unforgettable,โ€ said Scott Fancher, the 787 vice president and general manager in 2011 who is now retired.

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ANA President and CEO Shinichiro Ito holds a ceremonial key gifted to the airline during an event to celebrate the first 787 Dreamliner delivery on Sept. 26, 2011.

To mark the occasion, Boeing leaders handed over a ceremonial key to the new jet to then-ANA President and CEO Shinichiro Ito.

What that key unlocked for the 787 15 years later was far more than symbolic:

  • More than 1,300 787 airplanes delivered to the global fleet, the fastest of any widebody program in history.
  • More than 550 new nonstop routes have been opened between city pairs that were never previously served.
  • More than 1 billion passengers have been carried to more than 85 countries.

Entry into service: The jetโ€™s takeoff to Tokyo was just the beginning as the airplane prepared to enter service a month later, on Oct. 26, 2011opens in a new tab.

โ€œThe real test is when you put it into service with our customers, how it performs,โ€ said Mike Fleming, vice president of 787 customer services and support in 2011 and now senior vice president of Commercial Airplane Programs and Customer Support.

Early in service, the program fell short on some promises: deliveries were late and initial reliability did not meet customer expectations. Fleming said the team focused on recovery and delivered reliability improvements.

In the decade and a half since that first delivery, Fleming believes the 787โ€™s performance has proven its value, giving airlines the ability to launch new routes, serve short-haul markets and fly long-haul missions.

โ€œThe 787 has become the workhorse for many of our customersโ€™ fleets,โ€ Fleming said. โ€œItโ€™s certainly one of the most versatile widebodies weโ€™ve ever produced.โ€

A legacy that remains personal: For many, the 787โ€™s lasting impact is rooted in the people who brought the Dreamliner to life in 2011 and those who continue to build on that work every day.

  • โ€œThat first delivery represented the cumulative work of a lot of people,โ€ Fleming said. โ€œIt was all of our partners and suppliers that worked closely with us, our customers who worked closely with us to shape the airplane so that it had the features that delivered the performance that they were anticipating in the market.โ€
  • โ€œNow I go to the airports and see all the 787s, I just kind of sit there and look around and go, โ€˜Look what we did,โ€™โ€ said Mike Carriker, the 787 chief pilot in 2011, who has since retired. โ€œFifteen years from now, I hope theyโ€™re saying, โ€˜Damn, thatโ€™s a great jet.โ€™โ€

For others, the 787โ€™s legacy is a story thatโ€™s still being written with the same sense of momentum that has always defined the 787: continuous progress, evolving capability and a family of airplanes with a long runway ahead of it.

โ€œ15 years ago, we never would have imagined that we’d be at 1,300 airplanes by this period of time. But the airplane family does so well. I could see it being another several thousand airplanes and then we’ll improve it,โ€ Sinnett said. โ€œWeโ€™ll continue to make changes to the airplane. We’ll look at other versions of the airplane. I mean, there’s a lot ahead for this airplane family.โ€

By Kaitlin Stansell

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SAS and Lykke Coffee Farms team up to raise the bar for coffee in the air

SAS is partnering with Scandinavian coffee company Lykke Coffee Farms to introduce a new coffee experience across its network, bringing better coffee and a distinctly Scandinavian touch to the journey.

For 80 years, SAS has been serving travelers across Scandinavia and connecting the region with the world. From February 2027, passengers will be served coffee developed specifically for the experience of enjoying coffee at 35.000 feet, as SAS and Lykke Coffee Farms join forces to make an everyday part of the journey even better.

The partnership brings together two Scandinavian companies with a shared belief that quality, responsibility and great experiences should go hand in hand. Coffee has long been part of Scandinavian culture โ€“ part of how people meet, work, travel and enjoy everyday moments.

โ€œCoffee is such a natural part of Scandinavian life, and for us at Lykke, itโ€™s an amazing opportunity to bring that culture on board SAS, to the staff in the air and on the ground, and to share our passion for how coffee should be produced. Itโ€™s also an opportunity to connect travelers with the people and places behind the coffee. And of course, it still has to taste fantastic at 35.000 feet,โ€ says Johan Damgaard, CEO of Lykke Coffee Farms.

From farm to cup โ€“ and from aircraft to lounge

The company runs and owns coffee projects together with farmers who are also partners in Lykke, giving it control over how coffee is grown and produced and how the value of the business is shared. Lykke works directly with coffee producers and communities around the world, with the aim of creating better coffee.

For SAS, the collaboration is about improving one of the most familiar moments of a journey: being served a cup of coffee. The new coffee will be introduced across the SAS network from February 2027, with the full SAS and Lykke concept set to follow later in the year.

From then on, travelers will also be able to enjoy the new coffee in SAS lounges. Through selected offers and an extended partnership, SAS travelers will also be able to earn EuroBonus points through coffee-related purchases on the SAS Lykke platform.

The collaboration marks the beginning of a long-term Scandinavian partnership built around something simple: a really good cup of coffee, served wherever in the world you happen to be.

American Airlines reaffirms commitment to Feeding America as a Mission Partner during Hunger Action Month

American Airlines has announced a renewed partnership with Feeding Americaยฎ, the nation’s largest hunger-relief organization. As a Mission Partner, American will continue its commitment to helping end hunger, ensuring everyone across the country has access to the food they need to thrive.

Together, the organizations have expanded access to food and essential resources by supporting the Feeding America network of 250+ food banks, 20+ statewide food bank associations, 10+ regional co-ops and 60,000+ agency partners, food pantries and meal programs, reaching millions of people facing hunger each year.

American also supports Feeding America through donated AAdvantageยฎ miles, helping network members travel to further their mission while serving communities experiencing food insecurity.

The work continued this September with Hunger Action Monthยฎ, an annual national campaign that raises awareness of food insecurity and calls individuals, organizations and communities to take action to help end hunger in America.

American team members volunteer at last year’s Thanksgiving Mobile Market.

Later this year, American and Feeding America will continue their partnership with the seventh annual Thanksgiving Mobile Market, which brings together volunteers to help distribute food items across Dallas-Fort Worth ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

American team members volunteer at last year’s Thanksgiving Mobile Market.

This Hunger Action Month, AAdvantageยฎ members can support organizations like Feeding America by donating miles through the Miles for Social Good program.

Donating is simple. AAdvantageยฎ members can log in to their account, navigate to the Donate pageand select the number of AAdvantageยฎ miles they wish to contribute.* Members can select as few as 1,000 miles to help support those who need it most.

Not an AAdvantageยฎ member? Joining is easy and free at aa.com/aadvantage.

*Minimum donation is 1,000 miles, except for members who have an available balance of less than 1,000 miles, who may donate their entire balance. Donations are not tax deductible. Processing can take up to 48 hours. American Airlines reserves the right to determine the final use of miles within the guidelines of the Miles for Social Good, Miles for Global Health and Well-Being, Miles for Heroes and Miles for Our Planet programs.