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The new routes are part of a list of initiatives to shore up American’s profitability and improve its passenger experience compared to Delta and United.
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American Airlines is expanding its summer 2027 transatlantic schedule as it revamps its in-flight products to appeal to more high-spend travelers.
Next summer, American is launching a flight from Philadelphia to Vienna, and will become the only U.S. carrier to service the Austrian capital. American is also bringing back service to Reykjavik, launching a route from its Philadelphia hub in May 2027 after the pandemic delayed its plans to revive the service. The carrier used to operate a route from Dallas-Fort Worth to Reykjavik, but ended the service in 2019.
American’s Philadelphia hub will also launch service to Porto next summer, and it will start operating flights to
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