American and Delta Adopt Different Visions for Consolidation

December 16, 2021
American Airlines CEO Doug Parker
American’s CEO Doug Parker was a key advocate for government aid to airlines when the pandemic set in.
Credit: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
One of the most pivotal figures in U.S. airline consolidation, American Airlines CEO Doug Parker, will retire at the end of March 2022 having largely succeeded in his quest to create a more rational marketplace but leaving American’s next chapter a mystery. Domestic rival Delta Air Lines, in...

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