American Airlines launched five routes between the United States and Europe on Friday, May 5. At press time, all operations will be carried out during the high season, closing services in October.
See also: American Airlines to reduce flights to Argentina.
Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Philadelphia and New York will have new American connections, and Amsterdam, Athens, Barcelona, Dublin and Venice on the European sector.
See also: United Airlines starts flights between Chicago and Milan.
New American Airlines routes to Europe
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| From | To | Aircraft | Freq. | Last flight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charlotte (CLT) | Dublin (DUB) | Boeing 777 | 7 | 28-Oct |
| Chicago (ORD) | Barcelona (BCN) | Boeing 787 | 7 | 28-Oct |
| Dallas (DFW) | Amsterdam (AMS) | Boeing 787 | 7 | 3-Oct |
| New York (JFK) | Athens (ATH) | Boeing 777 | 7 | 28-Oct |
| Philadelphia (PHL) | Venice (VCE) | Boeing 787 | 7 | 28-Oct |
See also: WestJet launches seasonal flights to Dublin.
See also: Air Canada inaugurates seasonal flights between Vancouver and Frankfurt.
