On 25 January 1930, 82 small airlines, taken from the restructuring and acquisitions, as a single company, American Airways. They served routes from Dallas to Chicago, Boston and Los Angeles. were used in those early days, Fokker and Ford Trimotor. In 1934 EL Cord bought the company and renamed it in American Airlines (AA). CR Smith was appointed as CEO, a position he would hold for more than 30 years. He worked closely with Donald Douglas, the development of DC-3, the AmericanAirlines began in 1936 to be used. It was also the first American airline with Fiorello LaGuardia, which cooperate to build an airport in New York City planned. AA later became the owner of the world's first airline lounge at the new airport, LaGuardia. After the Second World War began in AA, to expand into Europe, forming the subsidiary, American Overseas Airlines (AOA), which, however, Pan Am was sold in 1950. Another subsidiary, American Airlines de Mexico SA was set up to operate flights to Mexico. AAS majorFocus has been non-stop coast-to-coast flights in the 707 Astrojet was introduced in the 1960s. In cooperation with IBM, AA launched the first electronic booking system, an achievement of CEO Robert Crandall, who runs the company from 1985 to 1998 as chairman. In 1981, the routing change to a hub-and-spoke system, the opening of the first hubs in Dallas and Chicago. From the mid-eighties, Europe and Japan were served by these hubs. Three other hubs in the late eighties was followed, but were, however,...
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