AMERICAN AIRLINES

American Airlines Flights

American Airlines (AA) was founded in 1930 and is one of the United States' most important airlines. The airline's most important hub is at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in the U.S. state of Texas. Part of the Oneworld alliance, AA has a fleet of 600+ aircraft that operate flights to 260 worldwide destinations.

What is American Airlines?

American Airlines is one of the largest airlines in the world, with flights to over 250 destinations across the United States and around the globe. As an oneworld partner, the airline offers passengers travel on one ticket to over 800 destinations.

Where do domestic American Airlines fly?

Domestic American Airline flights span from coast to coast, and include flights to Alaska, Hawaii, and several United States territories as well. Most American flights arrive and depart from one of several hubs located across the country.

What is American Airlines' baggage allowance?

The American Airlines baggage policy allows travelers to pack one personal item and one carry-on item at no additional charge. All carry-on luggage must fit underneath the seat or in the overhead bins. All checked and carry-on baggage must adhere to specific dimensions and weight limitations.

American Airlines baggage fees apply to specific itineraries and reflect the same policies as US Airways. The fees associated with checked bags are determined by the travel destinations, as some locations charge for all checked luggage, while others only charge for the second or additional checked baggage. Additionally, bags exceeding the size or weight guidelines may incur additional baggage fees.

How do I check in for an American Airlines flight?

Travelers have access to American Airlines check-in online, so you can avoid the lines at the airport. This online tool allows you to check in between 45 minutes and 24 hours before your domestic flight departure and between 90 minutes and 24 hours before your international flight. Use this convenient feature to confirm your check in and print out your boarding pass before even arriving at the airport.

Continue to use and earn American Airlines Frequent Flyer miles on your reservations as usual. Simply enter your membership information to determine if your american airline reservation qualifies for points. However, due to the merger, now you have the added benefit of earning and redeeming your miles on both American Airline and US Airway flights.

There's nothing worse than arriving at the airport only to find out your flight is re-scheduled. Save yourself the potential hassle and check your American Airlines flight status ahead of time to find out the most current details on departures, arrivals, and even gate information. American Airlines also offers mobile flight notifications, so you can stay up-to-date on your flight details, wherever and whenever.

Additional information

American Airlines contact: www.aa.com.