American Airlines and the AMR group Risk management:

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The AMR Corporation is an American commercial aviation business, with headquarters located in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. This corporation was formed in 1982, with the reorganization of American Airlines Company. The AMR Corporation is regrouping a lot of subsidiaries, almost all in the commercial aviation market. These subsidiaries are, for the most part, known. They include American Airlines, American eagle, and some other smaller regional companies all over the United States. However all these companies, mainly American airlines, started their operation in the beginning of airline history. Moreover, American Airlines, and through them AMR Corporation, is considered as a pioneer in innovation in the commercial airlines market in the United States. Nowadays, the AMR Corporation is one of the major corporations in the aviation industry, mainly with its branch American Airline, which is one of the major airline companies not only in the United States but also in the world.

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[...] Derivatives, Market, Valuation and risk management, Robert E. Walley, p.746 Appendices 1 Risks categories at AMR Corporation, from From Dallas IIA website, AMR ERM & risk assement, http://www.dallasiia.org/ From industry risk transport, Air transport, http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BJK/is_6_17/ai_n16375202/pg_2 From Dallas IIA website, AMR ERM & risk assement, http://www.dallasiia.org/ See appendice 1 From Infor website, http://www.infor.com/company/registration/?requestedContent=/content/casestu dies/45813/ From press release, American Airlines Selects Kiodex Risk WorkbenchSM To Manage Jet Fuel Price Volatility, http://www.bobsguide.com/guide/news/2001/Dec/11/American_Airlines_Selects_Ki odex_Risk_WorkbenchSM_To_Manage_Jet_Fuel_Price_Volatility.html Stakeholder Model of American Airlines and the AMR Corporation Continental Airlines, Air France - KLM Shareholders (FL Group as main shareholder) Seasonal labor Labor Airport commodities Board of Directors of the corporation (Gerard J. [...]

[...] Risk management: American Airlines and the AMR group Table of contents ABSTRACT 5 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 6 INTRODUCTION 7 I. Program 8 a. Long Terms goals of the company 8 b. Organization 9 c. ERM / SOP 12 II. Risk Analysis 15 a. Stockholder 15 i. ID description 15 ii. Exposure peril 15 iii. Hazard 15 iv. Qualitative Impact culture Goals impact Impact on stakeholders 16 b. Assets 16 i. ID description 16 ii. Exposure peril 16 iii. Hazard 16 iv. [...]

[...] Legal liabilities 17 i. ID description 17 ii. Exposure peril 17 iii. Hazard 17 iv. Qualitative Impact culture Goals impact Impact on stakeholders 18 d. Earnings 18 i. ID description 18 ii. Exposure peril 18 iii. Hazard 18 iv. Qualitative Impact culture Goals impact Impact on stakeholders 19 III. Solution Analysis 20 a. Stakeholder: the CEO Death: 20 i. Stockholder Control Finance Qualitative impact: 20 a. Culture 20 b. Goals 20 c. Stockholder 20 b. [...]

[...] Legal liabilities to be suited: 22 i. Legal liabilities Control Finance Qualitative 22 a. Culture 22 b. Goals 22 c. Stakeholder 22 d. Earnings: Decrease of the Net Income 22 i. Earnings Control Finance Qualitative 23 a. Culture 23 b. Goals 23 c. Stockholder 23 REFERENCES & BIBLIOGRAPHY 24 Abstract The AMR Corporation is one of the biggest commercial and cargo Aviation Company in the world. Due to this position, the group takes very seriously the risk management within all the subsidiaries. [...]