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American Eagle Airlines Reports July Traffic

Mon Aug 4, 2008 4:32pm EDT
FORT WORTH, Texas, Aug. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- American Eagle
reported a July load factor of 73.1 percent -- down 6.5 points compared to the
same period last year. Traffic decreased 9.1 percent year over year as
capacity decreased 0.9 percent.    American Eagle boarded 1.8 million
passengers in July.

    Detailed traffic and capacity data are on the following page.



                                AMERICAN EAGLE
                   COMPARATIVE PRELIMINARY TRAFFIC SUMMARY
                                     JULY
                              2008         2007        CHANGE
     PASSENGER MILES (000)
       SYSTEM               761,731      837,689        (9.1) %
         AMERICAN EAGLE
          AIRLINES          711,134      782,960        (9.2)
         EXECUTIVE
          AIRLINES           50,597       54,729        (7.6)

     SEAT MILES (000)
       SYSTEM             1,042,353    1,051,997        (0.9) %
         AMERICAN EAGLE
          AIRLINES          962,665      971,830        (0.9)
         EXECUTIVE
          AIRLINES           79,687       80,167        (0.6)

     LOAD FACTOR
       SYSTEM                  73.1         79.6        (6.5) pts
         AMERICAN EAGLE
          AIRLINES             73.9         80.6        (6.7)
         EXECUTIVE
          AIRLINES             63.5         68.3        (4.8)

     PASSENGERS BOARDED
       SYSTEM             1,815,782    1,989,789        (8.7) %
         AMERICAN EAGLE
          AIRLINES        1,582,781    1,725,452        (8.3)
         EXECUTIVE
          AIRLINES          233,001      264,337       (11.9)


                                 YEAR-TO-DATE
                              2008         2007        CHANGE
     PASSENGER MILES (000)
       SYSTEM             4,835,421    5,226,255        (7.5) %
         AMERICAN EAGLE
          AIRLINES        4,502,312    4,892,047        (8.0)
         EXECUTIVE
          AIRLINES          333,109      334,208        (0.3)

     SEAT MILES (000)
       SYSTEM             6,767,603    7,059,097        (4.1) %
         AMERICAN EAGLE
          AIRLINES        6,213,439    6,527,738        (4.8)
         EXECUTIVE
          AIRLINES          554,164      531,359         4.3

     LOAD FACTOR
       SYSTEM                  71.4         74.0        (2.6) pts
         AMERICAN EAGLE
          AIRLINES             72.5         74.9        (2.4)
         EXECUTIVE
          AIRLINES             60.1         62.9        (2.8)

     PASSENGERS BOARDED
       SYSTEM            11,626,985   12,430,655        (6.5) %
         AMERICAN EAGLE
          AIRLINES       10,078,444   10,796,441        (6.7)
         EXECUTIVE
          AIRLINES        1,548,541    1,634,214        (5.2)



Current AMR Corp. (NYSE: AMR) news releases can be accessed via the Internet.
                       The address is http://www.aa.com


SOURCE  American Eagle Airlines

Andrea Huguely, Corporate Communications of American Eagle Airlines, Fort
Worth, Texas, +1-817-967-1577, corp.comm@aa.com



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