American Airlines flights

Being the largest airline in the world, American Airlines holds a bigger fleet and carries more passengers than any other operator globally. This US-based airline has ten major hubs, like for example Dallas, Chicago, New York and Los Angeles. American Airlines is a major player both nationally and internationally, with more than 350 destinations. They are also a part of the airline alliance Oneworld.

Re-launch On February 13, American Airlines will re-launch flights from Fayetteville to Dallas

Re-launch American Airlines plans to restart Dallas-Fayetteville flights on Feb 13

Re-launch American Airlines re-launches Vail to Austin flights on Dec 19

Re-launch Austin-Vail flights to be re-launched by American Airlines on December 19

Re-launch Flights with American Airlines from Auckland to Los Angeles will resume on Dec 7

New route American Airlines opens new route from Calgary to Charlotte on June 8

New route Quebec-Charlotte flights now possible with American Airlines. New route starts on Aug 10

New route Travel to Dallas with American Airlines from Veracruz. New route available on Jun 12

New route New route from Philadelphia to Bridgetown with American Airlines on November 9

New route Fly to Boston from MYR with American Airlines. New route launches on Jun 8

New airline Explore Charlotte with American Airlines flights from Calgary on June 8

New airline Quebec-Charlotte flights to begin on Aug 10 with American Airlines

New airline American Airlines opens flights to Dallas from Veracruz on Jun 12

New airline On Nov 9, American Airlines will start flights from Philadelphia to Bridgetown

New airline New American Airlines-route to Boston from MYR. Fly on June 8 or later

American Airlines airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

American Airlines at DFW route map — #1 **Dallas (DFW)**
24,426 flights

American Airlines at CLT route map — #2 **Charlotte (CLT)**
20,202 flights

American Airlines at ORD route map — #3 **Chicago (ORD)**
10,156 flights

American Airlines at MIA route map — #4 **Miami (MIA)**
9,945 flights

American Airlines at PHX route map — #5 **Phoenix (PHX)**
7,667 flights

American Airlines at PHL route map — #6 **Philadelphia (PHL)**
7,635 flights

American Airlines at DCA route map — #7 **Washington (DCA)**
7,153 flights

American Airlines at LAX route map — #8 **Los Angeles (LAX)**
3,592 flights

American Airlines at LGA route map — #9 **New York (LGA)**
3,428 flights

American Airlines at JFK route map — #10 **New York (JFK)**
2,558 flights

American Airlines at BOS route map — #11 **Boston (BOS)**
2,085 flights

#12 **Raleigh/Durham (RDU)**
1,531 flights

American Airlines at RDU route map — #12 **Raleigh/Durham (RDU)**
1,531 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.