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Mar. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Someone who bought stock in American Airlines last year has already made a killing. Stock that could have been bought in November for less than 40 cents a share is now trading above $4, for reasons explained by Bloomberg News bankruptcy columnist Bill Rochelle.
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