American Airlines resumes flights to Santa Clara and Varadero

Last Thursday, November 3, American Airlines resumed non-stop operations to Santa Clara (SNU) and Varadero (VRA) from Miami (MIA). After three years the airline returns to operate secondary destinations in Cuba.

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Flight AA 1755 was operated in a Boeing 737-800 registered with registration number N832NNN, which took off from Miami Airport (MIA) at 08:06 local time and landed at Abel Santamaría International Airport (SNU) at 08:50, after 44 minutes. This first service boarded 149 passengers with an occupancy factor of 93.1%.

Currently, American is the only U.S. carrier to offer non-stop operations to Santa Clara (SNU), the airline will offer 4,816 weekly seats between Miami (MIA) and SNU.

Flight Itinerary to Abel Santamaría International Airport

Miami (MIA) – Santa Clara (SNU)

• Flight AA 1755 MIA 07:54 – SNU 09:00 daily flights.
• Flight AA 2179 MIA 17:37 – SNU 18:45 daily flights.

Santa Clara (SNU) – Miami (MIA)

• Flight AA 2130 SNU 10:00 – MIA 11:14 daily flights.
• Flight AA 2724 SNU 19:45 – MIA 20:59 daily flights.

All services will be operated in Boeing 737-800 Next Generation aircraft with a capacity of 172 seats (16 Business Class/24 Main Cabin Extra/132 Economy).

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Flight AA 1807 was operated in a Boeing 737-800 registered with registration number N871NN, which departed from Gate D49 at Miami International Airport (MIA) at 13:28 local time and arrived at Gate 4 at Juan Gualberto Gomez Airport (VRA) at 14:28, after one hour. This first service was boarded by 145 passengers with an occupancy factor of 90.6%.

American is the only airline to offer non-stop service between the United States and Varadero (VRA), where it will offer 2,408 seats per week.

Flight itinerary to Juan Gualberto Gómez Airport

• Miami – Varadero Flight AA 1807 MIA 13:13 – VRA 14:15 daily flights.
• Varadero – Miami Flight AA 2450 VRA 15:15 – MIA 16:20 daily flights.

The route will be operated by Boeing 737-800 Next Generation aircraft.

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