American Airlines and its regional partner, American Eagle, today began launching 16 new routes, both domestic and international. All are part of announced schedule changes that take effect today, Dec. 13. Some of the new routes that operate less-than-daily frequencies will operate their first flights later this week.
"These new routes represent significant increases in the scope of our network," said Henry Joyner, American's Senior Vice President - Planning. "We're committed to providing our customers with important new choices, as well as operating routes that make the most sense for our airline."
Here is a list of the new routes starting this week, along with type of aircraft -- all services are daily unless otherwise noted:
-- South Florida Airports - Miami/Ft. Lauderdale (MIA & FLL)
Miami - Barranquilla, Colombia - American Airlines - Boeing 737-800
Miami - Phoenix, Ariz. - American Airlines - Boeing 737-800
Ft. Lauderdale - Santo Domingo, D.R. - American Airlines - Boeing
737-800
Ft. Lauderdale - San Jose, Costa Rica - American Airlines - Boeing
737-800
Miami - Savannah, Ga. - American Eagle - ATR 72
Miami - Sarasota/Bradenton, Fla. - American Eagle - ATR 72
-- New York Airports (JFK & LGA)
New York JFK - Orlando - American Airlines - MD80
New York LaGuardia - Memphis - American Eagle - Embraer 135
New York LaGuardia - Montreal - American Eagle - Embraer 135
New York JFK - Pittsburgh - American Eagle - Embraer 145
-- Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW)
DFW - Panama City, Panama - American Airlines - Boeing 737-800 -
4 days/week
DFW - Providenciales, Turks & Caicos - American Airlines - Boeing
737-800 -Saturdays service only
-- Chicago (ORD)
Chicago - Buenos Aires, Argentina - American Airlines - Boeing 767-300
Chicago - Gulfport, Miss. - American Eagle - Embraer 140
-- San Juan (SJU)
San Juan - Samana, Dominican Republic - American Eagle - ATR 72
-- Milwaukee, Wis. (MKE)
Milwaukee - Marquette, Mich. - American Eagle - Embraer 145 - Daily,
except Saturday
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