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Network updates — linkUpdated April 2, 2020.American Airlines Announces Additional Schedule Changes in Response to Customer Demand Related to COVID-19Carrier further reduces international capacity for summer and winterFORT WORTH, Texas — American Airlines Group Inc. (NASDAQ: AAL) will make further capacity cuts this summer to address record low customer demand. The airline will:
Summer and winter capacity will be reducedAmerican will suspend more than 60% of its total international capacity this summer compared to the same peak period in 2019, which includes an 80% reduction in Pacific capacity, 65% reduction in Atlantic capacity and 48% reduction in Latin America capacity. These changes are due to significantly decreased customer demand as well as government travel restrictions — both related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The reduced summer schedule, as well as the previously announced domestic schedule reductions for May, will be reflected on aa.com starting Sunday, April 5.The airline previously announced that new service to AKL from DFW, CHC from LAX and BLR from SEA would all begin in October 2020, but American will now begin operating those routes in winter 2021. The resumption of existing service to AKL from LAX — which was originally slated to resume in early October 2020 — will now resume at the end of October 2020. American will further extend the start date of new routes. Service to London (LHR) from Boston (BOS) will now launch in October 2020 and service to Tel Aviv (TLV) from DFW will begin in September 2021. Service to CMN from PHL and KRK from ORD will not launch this year, as well as 23 existing summer seasonal routes. A full list of changes to the international summer schedule is below. There are no further changes at this time. New schedule changes can be seen here American continues to review the airline’s flight schedule to ensure that customers’ needs are accommodated and will make additional refinements as necessary. How will customers know if they are impacted? American's Reservations team will contact affected customers directly by email or telephone. Customers who booked through a travel agent will be contacted by their agency directly. My flight was canceled, and I don’t want to rebook. Can I get a refund? Yes. If a flight is canceled and a customer chooses to not be rebooked, they may request a full refund by visiting aa.com/refunds. Also see here for news in aa.com See here for AA Coronavirus changes (this) or downloadable PDF See here for AA Travel Alerts |
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