New flying announced today from AA. I wonder how the "FLU" with effect this?
Service Announcements
This document will be updated periodically, with the newest announcements listed first.
Updated 10/13/03
JUST IN TIME FOR WINTER: MORE WAYS TO GET WARM ON AMERICAN AIRLINES FROM BOSTON
Additional, New Service to the Caribbean, Florida, Mexico
FORT WORTH, Texas ? Just in time for winter, American Airlines is offering more ways to get to warmer climes from Boston with new seasonal service to winter hot spots in the United States, the Caribbean and Mexico, including new daily flights to New Orleans.
"American?s competitive fares and huge network give our Boston customers more ways to get away at affordable prices this winter," said Jim Carter, regional sales director-New England. "We have more than 120 daily American Airlines and American Eagle flights from Logan, including service to London and Paris, which means Bostonians have hundreds of destinations to choose from."
American?s new service from Boston includes:
Starting November 1:
Florida
Boston-Fort Lauderdale
1 Additional Daily Flight
2 Daily Roundtrips, increasing to 3 daily roundtrips Feb. 2004
Boston-Miami
1 Additional Daily Flight
6 Daily Roundtrips
Boston-Orlando
1 Additional Daily Flight
2 Daily Roundtrips
Boston-West Palm Beach
2 Additional Daily Flights
2 Daily Roundtrips, increasing to 3 daily roundtrips Feb. 2004
Caribbean
Boston-Aruba
1 Additional Weekly Flight
5 Days/Week
Boston-Port-au-Prince, Haiti
1 Additional Weekly Flight
2 Days/Week
Boston-Turks & Caicos
Seasonal Service
1 Day/Week
Boston-St. Thomas
Seasonal Service
3 Days/Week increasing to 5 days per week Dec. 15
Boston-Santo Domingo
2 Additional Weekly Flights
5 Days/Week increasing to daily service Dec. 15
Mexico
Boston-Cancun
Seasonal Service
2 Days/Week, increasing to 3 Days/Week Dec. 15
Additional Domestic
Boston-Chicago
1 Additional Daily Flight
11 Daily
Boston-New Orleans
New, Seasonal Service
1 Daily Roundtrip
Boston-Los Angeles
1 Additional Daily Flight (Dec. 15)
4 Daily starting Dec. 15
For specific flight times, fares and fare specials, or to book a flight, print boarding passes and check in, log on to American?s award-winning Web site, AA.com. Customers who book on AA.com can earn up to 1,000 bonus AAdvantage® miles.
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO BEGIN INDIANAPOLIS?MIAMI NONSTOP SERVICE
Increases Flights to Chicago O?Hare As Well
FORT WORTH, Texas ? American Airlines will begin daily nonstop service from Indianapolis International Airport to Miami International Airport, effective Nov. 1.
American will fly the route with one nonstop flight in each direction using Boeing Super 80 aircraft, which features 14 First-Class seats and 115 Coach-Class seats in American?s exclusive More Room Throughout Coach configuration.
In Miami, customers will find convenient connections on American and its regional affiliate, American Eagle, to dozens of destinations throughout the Caribbean and Latin America. American operates a major hub in Miami and is the largest carrier in the region.
"Our new nonstop service to Miami will not only provide travelers with more choices, it will make travel easier to virtually all of the Caribbean and Latin America," said Dan Garton, executive vice president-Marketing. "We?re excited to bring this service to the people of the Indianapolis area."
Here is the schedule for the new Miami service:
From Indianapolis To Miami
From Miami To Indianapolis
Flight
Departure
Arrival
Flight
Departure
Arrival
1779
6:30 a.m.
9:18 a.m.
2374
7:15 p.m.
10:02 p.m.
Besides spacious First-and Coach-Class cabins and an extensive route network, customers on American will also find great low fares, the opportunity to earn and redeem AAdvantage® frequent flier miles, and exceptional service both on the ground and in the air, all of which combine to make travel on American an exceptional value.
"The people of American Airlines stand ready to provide outstanding service from the moment you first begin planning a trip until you arrive safely at your destination," said Garton. "Combine that with everything else we offer, and you truly do get a lot more airline on American."
In addition to the new service to Miami, American on Nov. 1 will add two more nonstop flights from Indianapolis to its hub at Chicago O?Hare, increasing American?s daily nonstop flights on that route to five. The two American flights will replace two of four trips currently operated by American Eagle. In all, American and American Eagle will operate a total of seven daily flights to O?Hare, where customers can connect to more than 100 points around the world.
To view American?s and American Eagle?s schedules between Indianapolis and Chicago, or for any other route, visit American?s Web site at www.aa.com.
American also provides nonstop service between Indianapolis and Dallas/Fort Worth with five daily flights. At Dallas/Fort Worth, passengers can make convenient connections to more than 100 destinations. AmericanConnection, a regional affiliate of American, will operate three daily flights from Indianapolis to St. Louis, effective Nov. 1.
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO BEGIN PITTSBURGH?MIAMI DAILY SERVICE
Increases Flights to Dallas/Fort Worth As Well
FORT WORTH, Texas ? American Airlines will begin daily nonstop service from Greater Pittsburgh Airport to Miami International Airport, effective Nov. 1.
American will fly the route with one nonstop flight in each direction using Boeing Super 80 aircraft, which features 14 First-Class seats and 115 Coach-Class seats in American?s exclusive More Room Throughout Coach configuration.
The new daily flight will complement weekend-only service between the cities already being flown by American?s regional airline affiliate, American Eagle.
In Miami, customers will find convenient connections on American and American Eagle to dozens of destinations throughout the Caribbean and Latin America. American operates a major hub in Miami and is the largest carrier in the region.
"Our new nonstop service to Miami will not only provide travelers with more choices, it will make travel easier to virtually all of the Caribbean and Latin America," said Dan Garton, executive vice president-Marketing. "We?re excited to bring this service to the people of Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania."
Here is the schedule for the new Miami service:
From Pittsburgh To Miami
From Miami To Pittsburgh
Flight
Departure
Arrival
Flight
Departure
Arrival
697
7:02 a.m.
9:55 a.m.
320
7:15 p.m.
10:07 p.m.
Besides spacious First-and Coach-Class cabins and an extensive route network, customers on American will also find great low fares, the opportunity to earn and redeem AAdvantage® frequent flier miles, and exceptional service both on the ground and in the air, all of which combine to make travel on American an exceptional value.
"The people of American Airlines stand ready to provide outstanding service from the moment you first begin planning a trip until you arrive safely at your destination," said Garton. "Combine that with everything else we offer, and you truly do get a lot more airline on American."
In addition to the new service to Miami, American on Nov. 1 will add an additional nonstop flight from Pittsburgh to its hub in Dallas/Fort Worth, increasing its daily nonstop flights on that route to four. At Dallas/Fort Worth, customers can connect on American and American Eagle to more than 100 points around the world.
To view American?s schedule between Pittsburgh and Dallas/Fort Worth, or for any other route, visit American?s Web site at www.aa.com.
Pittsburgh travelers are also served by six daily nonstops to Chicago O?Hare flown with American Eagle regional jets. At Chicago, passengers can make convenient connections to more than 100 destinations. AmericanConnection, a regional affiliate of American, will operate two daily flights from Pittsburgh to St. Louis, effective Nov. 1.
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO BEGIN MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL?MIAMI SERVICE
FORT WORTH, Texas ? American Airlines will begin daily nonstop service from Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport to Miami International Airport, effective Nov. 1.
American will fly the route with one nonstop flight in each direction using Boeing Super 80 aircraft, which features 14 First-Class seats and 115 Coach-Class seats in American?s exclusive More Room Throughout Coach configuration.
In Miami, customers will find convenient connections on American and American Eagle to dozens of destinations throughout the Caribbean and Latin America. American operates a major hub in Miami and is the largest carrier in the region.
"Our new nonstop service to Miami will not only provide travelers with more choices, it will make travel easier to virtually all of the Caribbean and Latin America," said Dan Garton, executive vice president-Marketing. "We?re excited to bring this service to the people of the Twin Cities area."
Here is the schedule for the new Miami service:
From Minneapolis/St. Paul-Miami
From Miami-Minneapolis/St. Paul
Flight
Departure
Arrival
Flight
Departure
Arrival
1496
11:10 a.m.
3:48 p.m.
2343
7:40 p.m.
10:40 p.m.
Besides spacious First-and Coach-Class cabins and an extensive route network, customers on American will also find great low fares, the opportunity to earn and redeem AAdvantage® frequent flier miles, and exceptional service both on the ground and in the air, all of which combine to make travel on American an exceptional value.
"The people of American Airlines stand ready to provide outstanding service from the moment you first begin planning a trip until you arrive safely at your destination," said Garton. "Combine that with everything else we offer, and you truly do get a lot more airline on American."
In addition to the new service to Miami, American provides daily nonstop service from Minneapolis/St. Paul to hubs in Chicago O?Hare (11 flights) and Dallas/Fort Worth (seven flights). From there, passengers can make convenient connections to hundreds of destinations around the world. AmericanConnection, a regional affiliate of American, will operate five daily flights from Minneapolis/St. Paul to St. Louis, effective Nov. 1.
Service Announcements
This document will be updated periodically, with the newest announcements listed first.
Updated 10/13/03
JUST IN TIME FOR WINTER: MORE WAYS TO GET WARM ON AMERICAN AIRLINES FROM BOSTON
Additional, New Service to the Caribbean, Florida, Mexico
FORT WORTH, Texas ? Just in time for winter, American Airlines is offering more ways to get to warmer climes from Boston with new seasonal service to winter hot spots in the United States, the Caribbean and Mexico, including new daily flights to New Orleans.
"American?s competitive fares and huge network give our Boston customers more ways to get away at affordable prices this winter," said Jim Carter, regional sales director-New England. "We have more than 120 daily American Airlines and American Eagle flights from Logan, including service to London and Paris, which means Bostonians have hundreds of destinations to choose from."
American?s new service from Boston includes:
Starting November 1:
Florida
Boston-Fort Lauderdale
1 Additional Daily Flight
2 Daily Roundtrips, increasing to 3 daily roundtrips Feb. 2004
Boston-Miami
1 Additional Daily Flight
6 Daily Roundtrips
Boston-Orlando
1 Additional Daily Flight
2 Daily Roundtrips
Boston-West Palm Beach
2 Additional Daily Flights
2 Daily Roundtrips, increasing to 3 daily roundtrips Feb. 2004
Caribbean
Boston-Aruba
1 Additional Weekly Flight
5 Days/Week
Boston-Port-au-Prince, Haiti
1 Additional Weekly Flight
2 Days/Week
Boston-Turks & Caicos
Seasonal Service
1 Day/Week
Boston-St. Thomas
Seasonal Service
3 Days/Week increasing to 5 days per week Dec. 15
Boston-Santo Domingo
2 Additional Weekly Flights
5 Days/Week increasing to daily service Dec. 15
Mexico
Boston-Cancun
Seasonal Service
2 Days/Week, increasing to 3 Days/Week Dec. 15
Additional Domestic
Boston-Chicago
1 Additional Daily Flight
11 Daily
Boston-New Orleans
New, Seasonal Service
1 Daily Roundtrip
Boston-Los Angeles
1 Additional Daily Flight (Dec. 15)
4 Daily starting Dec. 15
For specific flight times, fares and fare specials, or to book a flight, print boarding passes and check in, log on to American?s award-winning Web site, AA.com. Customers who book on AA.com can earn up to 1,000 bonus AAdvantage® miles.
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO BEGIN INDIANAPOLIS?MIAMI NONSTOP SERVICE
Increases Flights to Chicago O?Hare As Well
FORT WORTH, Texas ? American Airlines will begin daily nonstop service from Indianapolis International Airport to Miami International Airport, effective Nov. 1.
American will fly the route with one nonstop flight in each direction using Boeing Super 80 aircraft, which features 14 First-Class seats and 115 Coach-Class seats in American?s exclusive More Room Throughout Coach configuration.
In Miami, customers will find convenient connections on American and its regional affiliate, American Eagle, to dozens of destinations throughout the Caribbean and Latin America. American operates a major hub in Miami and is the largest carrier in the region.
"Our new nonstop service to Miami will not only provide travelers with more choices, it will make travel easier to virtually all of the Caribbean and Latin America," said Dan Garton, executive vice president-Marketing. "We?re excited to bring this service to the people of the Indianapolis area."
Here is the schedule for the new Miami service:
From Indianapolis To Miami
From Miami To Indianapolis
Flight
Departure
Arrival
Flight
Departure
Arrival
1779
6:30 a.m.
9:18 a.m.
2374
7:15 p.m.
10:02 p.m.
Besides spacious First-and Coach-Class cabins and an extensive route network, customers on American will also find great low fares, the opportunity to earn and redeem AAdvantage® frequent flier miles, and exceptional service both on the ground and in the air, all of which combine to make travel on American an exceptional value.
"The people of American Airlines stand ready to provide outstanding service from the moment you first begin planning a trip until you arrive safely at your destination," said Garton. "Combine that with everything else we offer, and you truly do get a lot more airline on American."
In addition to the new service to Miami, American on Nov. 1 will add two more nonstop flights from Indianapolis to its hub at Chicago O?Hare, increasing American?s daily nonstop flights on that route to five. The two American flights will replace two of four trips currently operated by American Eagle. In all, American and American Eagle will operate a total of seven daily flights to O?Hare, where customers can connect to more than 100 points around the world.
To view American?s and American Eagle?s schedules between Indianapolis and Chicago, or for any other route, visit American?s Web site at www.aa.com.
American also provides nonstop service between Indianapolis and Dallas/Fort Worth with five daily flights. At Dallas/Fort Worth, passengers can make convenient connections to more than 100 destinations. AmericanConnection, a regional affiliate of American, will operate three daily flights from Indianapolis to St. Louis, effective Nov. 1.
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO BEGIN PITTSBURGH?MIAMI DAILY SERVICE
Increases Flights to Dallas/Fort Worth As Well
FORT WORTH, Texas ? American Airlines will begin daily nonstop service from Greater Pittsburgh Airport to Miami International Airport, effective Nov. 1.
American will fly the route with one nonstop flight in each direction using Boeing Super 80 aircraft, which features 14 First-Class seats and 115 Coach-Class seats in American?s exclusive More Room Throughout Coach configuration.
The new daily flight will complement weekend-only service between the cities already being flown by American?s regional airline affiliate, American Eagle.
In Miami, customers will find convenient connections on American and American Eagle to dozens of destinations throughout the Caribbean and Latin America. American operates a major hub in Miami and is the largest carrier in the region.
"Our new nonstop service to Miami will not only provide travelers with more choices, it will make travel easier to virtually all of the Caribbean and Latin America," said Dan Garton, executive vice president-Marketing. "We?re excited to bring this service to the people of Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania."
Here is the schedule for the new Miami service:
From Pittsburgh To Miami
From Miami To Pittsburgh
Flight
Departure
Arrival
Flight
Departure
Arrival
697
7:02 a.m.
9:55 a.m.
320
7:15 p.m.
10:07 p.m.
Besides spacious First-and Coach-Class cabins and an extensive route network, customers on American will also find great low fares, the opportunity to earn and redeem AAdvantage® frequent flier miles, and exceptional service both on the ground and in the air, all of which combine to make travel on American an exceptional value.
"The people of American Airlines stand ready to provide outstanding service from the moment you first begin planning a trip until you arrive safely at your destination," said Garton. "Combine that with everything else we offer, and you truly do get a lot more airline on American."
In addition to the new service to Miami, American on Nov. 1 will add an additional nonstop flight from Pittsburgh to its hub in Dallas/Fort Worth, increasing its daily nonstop flights on that route to four. At Dallas/Fort Worth, customers can connect on American and American Eagle to more than 100 points around the world.
To view American?s schedule between Pittsburgh and Dallas/Fort Worth, or for any other route, visit American?s Web site at www.aa.com.
Pittsburgh travelers are also served by six daily nonstops to Chicago O?Hare flown with American Eagle regional jets. At Chicago, passengers can make convenient connections to more than 100 destinations. AmericanConnection, a regional affiliate of American, will operate two daily flights from Pittsburgh to St. Louis, effective Nov. 1.
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO BEGIN MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL?MIAMI SERVICE
FORT WORTH, Texas ? American Airlines will begin daily nonstop service from Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport to Miami International Airport, effective Nov. 1.
American will fly the route with one nonstop flight in each direction using Boeing Super 80 aircraft, which features 14 First-Class seats and 115 Coach-Class seats in American?s exclusive More Room Throughout Coach configuration.
In Miami, customers will find convenient connections on American and American Eagle to dozens of destinations throughout the Caribbean and Latin America. American operates a major hub in Miami and is the largest carrier in the region.
"Our new nonstop service to Miami will not only provide travelers with more choices, it will make travel easier to virtually all of the Caribbean and Latin America," said Dan Garton, executive vice president-Marketing. "We?re excited to bring this service to the people of the Twin Cities area."
Here is the schedule for the new Miami service:
From Minneapolis/St. Paul-Miami
From Miami-Minneapolis/St. Paul
Flight
Departure
Arrival
Flight
Departure
Arrival
1496
11:10 a.m.
3:48 p.m.
2343
7:40 p.m.
10:40 p.m.
Besides spacious First-and Coach-Class cabins and an extensive route network, customers on American will also find great low fares, the opportunity to earn and redeem AAdvantage® frequent flier miles, and exceptional service both on the ground and in the air, all of which combine to make travel on American an exceptional value.
"The people of American Airlines stand ready to provide outstanding service from the moment you first begin planning a trip until you arrive safely at your destination," said Garton. "Combine that with everything else we offer, and you truly do get a lot more airline on American."
In addition to the new service to Miami, American provides daily nonstop service from Minneapolis/St. Paul to hubs in Chicago O?Hare (11 flights) and Dallas/Fort Worth (seven flights). From there, passengers can make convenient connections to hundreds of destinations around the world. AmericanConnection, a regional affiliate of American, will operate five daily flights from Minneapolis/St. Paul to St. Louis, effective Nov. 1.
