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TikToker Erin Wright tells The Advocate about her bizarre and frustrating experience being wrongly put on American Airlines' no-fly list.
He says he does it so that passengers will remember what to do in case of an unlikely emergency.
For our lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender passengers, along with friends and families, you already know that American Airlines is a leader and innovator, not a follower.
A gay couple says an American Airlines crew on a flight from Paris to New York in August overreacted to their mild gestures of affection by threatening to divert the aircraft.
Discrimination is bad for business -- and bad for everyone, say officials with American Airlines and other large corporations.
The out transportation secretary sees this weekend as a stress test.
No one should be terrified to go through airport security.
The couple at the heart of the controversy tell their story.
Two guys in love snuggle in their seats. A flight attendant reprimands them. An ugly incident ensues. Dreading this kind of embarrassment, many of us "cover"--hide our love in public. But if we're hiding, how can we make progress?
Long known for its in-air luxuries, Virgin Atlantic is now serving passengers with the same lavishness on the ground -- in its Clubhouse at London's Heathrow Airport.
David Lauterstein heads up an impressive list of out business professionals that includes Betty Young, Scott Gatz, and Chris Allen.
