About American Airlines

The first flight of American Airlines was from St. Louis (Missouri) to Chicago (Illinois) in 1926 by Charles Lindbergh. Though it remained a mail route operator for almost 8 years, it became one of the trusted Airlines in a long time.

Since the 1930s, it's almost 90+ years of strong journey for American Airlines. From their first commercial flight from New York to Chicago, they have indeed come a long way. The network of AA covers more than 1000 destinations so we wouldn’t be surprised if you intend to plan solely an American airlines vacation.

If you are a loyal flyer of American Airlines then it would be a wise decision to enroll in their Loyalty program known as AAdvantage. Earn miles while you fly then use those to get various benefits which include but are not limited to upgrades, car & hotel rentals, etc.

Finnair cabins, British Airways cabins, Iberia cabins are their flying partners. American Airlines Group is the parent company of American Airlines. Also, it is the founder of one world alliance group - a group of world-leading airlines committed to providing the best in class service to its passengers. American Eagle is a network of six regional carriers that operate in agreement with AA. They fly to 240 destinations in the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, and Mexico on a daily basis. With such an extensive network backed up by long history, be assured that your travel with American Airlines will be hassle-free.

Major Airline Routes

AA flies to 350 destinations in 50 countries on an average of nearly 6,700 flights a day with their regional partner American Eagle. Post its merger with United Airways in 2013, major hubs of AA are - Dallas/Fort Worth, Phoenix, Philadelphia, Washington DC & Charlotte (CLT).

Some of the major flight’s routes covered by American Airlines include:

• Flights to London
• Flights to Spain
• Flights to Frankfurt
• Flights to Tokyo
• Flights to Hongkong
• Flights to Beijing
• Flights to Shanghai
• Flights to Paris

Fleet Size

Its fleet consists of 963 aircraft, including the following:

• Airbus A330-200
• Boeing 777-200
• Boeing 777-300ER
• Airbus A320
• Airbus A321