AMR Corporation

AMR Corporation, through its subsidiary American Airlines Inc., is a major provider of air transportation services to the U.S. federal government. As one of the world's largest airlines, American Airlines offers passenger and cargo transportation services domestically and internationally. The company's federal contracting activities primarily involve providing scheduled passenger flights, air cargo transportation, and chartered air services to various government agencies, including the Department of Defense and civilian agencies.

American Airlines has received numerous prime contract awards from the Department of Defense, particularly through the Air Mobility Command and the Office of the Secretary of Defense. These contracts primarily involve international commercial air cargo services for less than full plane loads, as well as heavyweight domestic and international shipment services. The company has provided these services to locations such as Japan, Germany, Kuwait, and Bahrain, supporting various military operations and logistics needs. Additionally, American Airlines has been awarded contracts by civilian agencies such as the Department of Agriculture for specialized transportation services, including shipping sterile moths for pest control programs. The majority of these contracts are firm fixed-price delivery orders, often issued against existing indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles. No significant set-aside designations or major subcontracting arrangements were identified in the available contract information.

AMR Corporation, through American Airlines, holds several significant federal contract IDVs. A major IDV is the City Pair Program (CPP) awarded by the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service, with a ceiling value of over $600 million, providing scheduled passenger air transportation for over 14,000 domestic and international city pairs to nearly all federal agencies. Another key IDV is the Global Heavyweight Services (GHS) contract awarded by the Air Mobility Command, with a ceiling value of $1.5 billion, for providing global heavyweight freight transportation services to the Department of Defense. American Airlines also holds an IDV with the Department of Agriculture for shipping moths in support of pest control programs, and another with the Air Mobility Command for domestic chartered passenger and cargo airlift services. These IDVs collectively position American Airlines as a crucial provider of air transportation solutions across various government needs, from routine travel to specialized logistics support for defense and civilian agency missions.