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- **Revenue Resilience**: Q3 2025 revenue of $13.7 billion beat expectations, with domestic PRASM improving sequentially and premium cabin RASM outperforming main cabin by 5%.
- **Premium Growth Engine**: 80% paid load factor in premium cabins, targeting 50% lie-flat seat growth by end of decade through 777-200 retrofits and new deliveries.
- **Citi Partnership Payoff**: $10 billion annual remuneration by end of decade, with $1.5 billion incremental net income, launching Jan 2026.
- **Debt Reduction Momentum**: Total debt down to $31.8 billion (vs. $35.0 billion target by end-2027), with $1 billion+ free cash flow.
- **Hub Expansion**: Adding 3-5% capacity in 2026, focusing on Chicago, New York, and Miami with premium seating growth outpacing main cabin by 2x.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- Reported Q3 2025 adjusted pretax loss of $139 million, beating guidance and driven by stronger revenue performance.
- Domestic revenue growth accelerated, with September PRASM turning positive and Q4 guidance for flat year-over-year unit revenue.
- Premium cabin unit revenue outperformed main cabin by 5% in Q3, with paid load factor up 2% to nearly 80%.
- Named Nat Pieper as Chief Commercial Officer, with focus on restoring and growing market share in corporate and premium leisure segments.
- Expanded Citi co-branded credit card portfolio, targeting $10 billion annual remuneration by end of decade with $1.5 billion incremental net income.
- Hub expansion in Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia, with capacity additions and premium seating growth outpacing main cabin by 2x.
- New flagship suite rolled out on 787-9s, with plans to expand to A321 XLRs and 777-300s, increasing lie-flat seats by 50% by end of decade.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Q3 2025 revenue of $13.7 billion, 1% above midpoint of initial guidance, with domestic PRASM improving sequentially each month.
- Q4 2025 guidance: revenue up 3-5% YoY, CASM ex up 2.5-4.5%, and adjusted operating margin of 5-7%.
- Total debt reduced to $31.8 billion (down $1.2 billion QoQ), with $10.3 billion liquidity and target to reduce debt to $35 billion by end-2027.
- Capital expenditures of $3.8 billion in 2025, with 2026 CapEx expected at $4-4.5 billion.
- $750 million annualized savings from reengineering initiatives, with mainline productivity exceeding 2019 levels.
- Free cash flow expected to exceed $1 billion for the year.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Capacity & Premium Growth**: 2026 capacity growth of 3-5%, with premium seats expanding 2x main cabin rate and lie-flat seats growing 50% by end of decade.
- **Chicago Hub Performance**: AAdvantage enrollments up 20% YoY in Chicago, targeting 500+ daily departures by end-2026.
- **Citi Partnership Impact**: Exclusive co-brand card launch in Jan 2026, with AT&T sponsorship making satellite WiFi free for AAdvantage members.
- **Cost Management**: CASM ex guidance for Q4 2025 of 2.5-4.5% YoY, with labor cost certainty through 2027.
- **Government Shutdown**: Minimal daily revenue impact ($<1 million), but potential pent-up demand post-resumption.
- **Loyalty Program Recovery**: Expects to recover lost indirect channel share by end-2025, with $1.5 billion incremental net income from Citi deal by end of decade.

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