Updated at 9:30 a.m. Friday: Revised to reflect full version published in Friday’s editions of The Dallas Morning News. By SHERYL JEAN and JAMES OSBORNE Staff Writers American Airlines and other U.S. carriers said Thursday they’re ready and eager to start commercial passenger flights to Cuba as soon as it’s possible. U.S. and Cuban officials said they reached an agreement Wednesday — the day before the anniversary of detente between the two Cold War foes — to allow as many as 110 regular airline flights a day to the communist country. The deal opens the door for U.S. airlines and the Cuban government to hash out the details, which could take months. It’s not certain when the first...
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