About American Airlines

American Airlines, a founding member of oneworld®, is the largest carrier in the world.

With its affiliates American Eagle and AmericanConnection, it serves more than 250 destinations - including more than 150 in the USA.  Internationally, it flies to almost 50 countries.

Network

Based at Dallas/Fort Worth, it also operates major hubs at Chicago O'Hare, Miami, San Juan and, since its acquisition of TWA in 2001, St Louis. American also has significant operations at Boston, New York JFK and LaGuardia, Los Angeles, and Raleigh/Durham. It is the leading carrier between North and South America.

Travel Classes

• International Longhaul - American offers three classes of service on its longhaul International Flagship Service flights operated with 777 aircraft, including flat beds in First Class. Lie-flat seats in Business Class will be introduced starting in 2007.
• Other International - On other international flights, American offers 2-class service on 767-300, 757, 737, and A300 aircraft.  767-300 aircraft offer two classes of service - Business Class, with a 60 inch seat pitch, and Main Cabin (Coach). Lie-flat Business Class seats are being introduced on 767-300 aircraft starting late 2006.  757, 737 and A300 aircraft offer two classes of service - Business Class and Main Cabin.
• Domestic U.S.A. - American Airlines domestic flights offer First Class and Main Cabin.  American Eagle and AmericanConnection flights offer a single class of service.  American offers complimentary meals in First Class on most U.S. domestic flights, and food-for-sale in the Main Cabin on American and American Eagle.  Some transcontinental flights are flown with 767-200 aircraft with three classes of service.

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