Organization Overview: AMR Corporation

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Revenue	Date
$23,766,000,000.00 US$	2008-12-31
$22,563,000,000.00 US$	2006-12-31
$20,262,000,000.00 US$	2000
$22,563,000,000.00 US$	2007

Operating Income	Date
-$1,889,000,000.00 US$	2008-12-31
$2,217,000,000.00 US$	2006-12-31

Net Income	Date
-$2,071,000,000.00 US$	2008-12-31
$985,000,000.00 US$	2000
$231,000,000.00 US$	2007

Market Capitalization	Date
$3,600,000,000.00 US$	2007-12-31

Subsidiaries
American Airlines
American Eagle Airlines
Executive Air
AmericanConnection
Trans World Airlines
Aeroperlas
Executive Airlines

Board Members	Title	From	To
Ann McLaughlin Korologos
Edward A Brennan
Armando Codina
Gerard J. Arpey
John W Bachmann
Earl G. Graves
Judith Rodin
Ray M Robinson
Philip J. Purcell
Matthew K. Rose
David L. Boren
Roger T Staubach