Former American Airlines CEO Doug Parker at the Pogue Award Gala in Washington, D.C., Sept. 10, 2026.
Credit: International Aviation Club of Washington
It’s hard for an airline to make money. Competition is typically fierce, operational and regulatory compliance costs are always high, governments often load on taxes and fees, and passengers expect maximum service for minimum fares. Adding to these challenges, unforeseen catastrophes like the 9/11...
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