CHARLOTTE — American Airlines is celebrating four decades at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport on Monday with a presentation including a fashion show with uniforms throughout the years and displays of airline memorabilia.
The American Airlines hub opened its doors at the airport on April 25, 1982, for Community Day. That day, more than 50,000 guests showed up to tour the new terminal building.
American Airlines’ Charlotte hub has since grown to become the second largest across its global network.
Cheers to 40 years @CLTAirport! 🎉 CLT plays a critical role in our global network and we are so proud of the growth and partnership we share! Check out the video below for more on the 40th anniversary celebration! https://t.co/9kd9OepB3b
— americanair (@AmericanAir) April 25, 2022
The event on Monday will take a look back at all the milestones of American Airline’s heritage brands, including Piedmont Airlines.
Elected officials will attend the event, including Sen. Thom Tillis, Reps. Alma Adams and Dan Bishop, as well as Charlotte city officials and American Airlines representatives.
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