WASHINGTON, June 4 — American Airlines Group Inc said today it will boost its US flight schedule next month over dramatic reductions since the coronavirus pandemic, planning to fly more than 55 per cent of its July 2019 domestic capacity. The largest US airline will also boost its international...
American Airlines Boeing 737 MAX jets sit parked at a facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma, US, May 10, 2019. The largest US airline will also boost its international flights schedule next month, flying nearly 20 per cent of its July 2019 schedule. — American Airlines/handout pic via Reuters
The largest US airline will also boost its international flights schedule next month, flying nearly 20 per cent of its July 2019 schedule. “As an airline, we’ve consciously bet on demand coming back. We have bet the economy,” Raja said, noting American has been operating a larger schedule than US rivals.
Airlines are adding new cleaning procedures and requiring masks on board to reassure customers it is safe to travel.The airline is boosting flights from New York City airports, Los Angeles and Washington and adding flights from its Dallas Fort Worth and Charlotte hubs. It is also boosting flights to major cities in Florida, Gulf Coast cities and mountain destinations as national parks and outdoor recreational spaces reopen.
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