American Airlines removed the word 'Advertising' from a section header in its cookie policy on May 5, 2026. The substantive disclosure about advertising cookies and how they collect browsing data remained unchanged. This appears to be a formatting or organizational edit with no change to what the company actually does or discloses about advertising cookies.
This change is a formatting edit with no impact on American Airlines' actual data collection, advertising practices, or cookie use. The company still discloses that it uses advertising cookies to collect browsing information and provide relevant ads. Consumers' rights, data practices, and opt-out options remain the same.
This change has no material impact. The disclosure about advertising cookies and data collection practices remains identical; the company simply removed a redundant header label.
Redundant section label removed; substantive disclosure about advertising cookies and browsing data collection remains unchanged.
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American Airlines removed a redundant 'Advertising' label from a section header in its Terms of Use, effective May 5, 2026. The underlying disclosure about advertising cookie practices was not modified. This is a formatting change with no impact on compliance obligations, privacy practices, or regulatory exposure. No action required unless your organization references specific section titles or headers from this policy.
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