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The U.S. airline sector, to say the least, has not offered investors any excitement lately. The flat-to-declining number of travelers, intense competition, and yet another battle with sky-high fuel prices in 2008 have created an environment that's ripe for further industry consolidation, and sluggish share price gains.
Even so, selected entry points are possible, for high-risk investors only. AMR Corporation (NYSE: AMR), parent company of American Airlines, is one. Here's why:
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