American Airlines is a US airline headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, and a member of the oneworld alliance. This guide covers its hubs, fleet, cabins, loyalty program and airport transportation.
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American also has hubs at Philadelphia (PHL) and Washington–Reagan National (DCA).
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport Hub
DFW
American’s largest hub, close to its Fort Worth headquarters.
Charlotte Douglas International Airport Hub
CLT
A hub in the southeast.
Miami International Airport Hub
MIA · Miami
American’s gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean.
John F. Kennedy International Airport Hub
JFK · New York
A New York hub for domestic and international services.
LaGuardia Airport Hub
LGA
A New York hub, mainly for domestic services.
The airline
Schedules, aircraft assignments, terminals and passenger-service rules can change. Confirm operational details directly with American before travel.
1930
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
American Airlines Group
AMERICAN
AAdvantage
Admirals Club and Flagship Lounge
American Airlines is a major US airline headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas. It was founded in 1930 and is part of American Airlines Group. American is a member of the oneworld alliance.
American operates hubs across the United States, including Dallas–Fort Worth, Charlotte, Chicago O’Hare, Miami, Los Angeles, New York–JFK, New York–LaGuardia and Phoenix.
Network
American operates one of the world's largest networks, structured around its US hubs.
Routes and frequencies vary by season, demand and operational requirements. Some itineraries carrying an AA flight number are operated by American Eagle regional partners or by a oneworld partner. Check the “operated by” line when booking to identify the operating carrier and the rules that apply.
United States
An extensive domestic network linking the hubs with large and regional US airports, including Hawaii and Alaska.
Canada
Major Canadian cities from several US hubs.
Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean
One of the largest networks to the region, with Miami and Dallas–Fort Worth as main gateways, including Cancún, Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta.
South America
Principal cities across South America, mainly from Miami.
Europe
Transatlantic routes in cooperation with British Airways, Iberia and other partners.
Asia-Pacific
Selected gateways in Asia and Australia, with connections through oneworld partners.
Aircraft
American’s mainline fleet is a mix of Airbus and Boeing aircraft. The aircraft shown at booking is not guaranteed until departure.
Airbus
The A320 family.
Boeing
The 737, 777 and 787 families.
On board
Cabins and seat products vary by aircraft and route. Not every aircraft offers every cabin.
Flagship First
American’s premium cabin on selected long-haul and transcontinental flights.
Flagship Business
The business cabin on long-haul flights.
First and Business
The premium cabin on many domestic and regional flights.
Premium Economy
An intermediate cabin on eligible long-haul aircraft.
Main Cabin Extra
Economy seating with extra legroom.
Main Cabin
The standard economy cabin.
Basic Economy
The lowest fare, with more restrictions on changes and seat selection.
Before you fly
American operates Admirals Club lounges at selected airports, and Flagship Lounges for eligible premium international and transcontinental passengers. Access depends on your cabin, status, membership and same-day itinerary, so check the current rules before you travel.
AAdvantage is American’s frequent-flyer program. Earning, redemption and status rules change, so check the program terms on aa.com for the conditions that apply to your trip.
For current operational information, use American’s official services:
American website
aa.com for booking, check-in, trip management and flight status
Ground transport
Public transport, authorized taxis, shared shuttles or a pre-booked private transfer. Arriving long-haul or with a lot of luggage is the case for booking ahead: fixed price, and a driver in arrivals with your name on a sign.
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Questions
American’s IATA code is AA, its ICAO code is AAL, and its callsign is AMERICAN.
American has hubs at Dallas–Fort Worth, Charlotte, Chicago O’Hare, Miami, Los Angeles, New York–JFK, New York–LaGuardia, Philadelphia, Phoenix and Washington–Reagan National.
Yes. American is a member of the oneworld airline alliance.
American’s frequent-flyer program is AAdvantage.
No. Airport Transportation is an independent transportation-booking platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by American Airlines.
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Transfer for American Airlines arrivals
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