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American Airlines is the world’s largest airline by the number of passengers and a founding member of Oneworld Alliance. It is headquartered out of Dallas, TX, which is also their biggest hub. It operates a fleet of over 850 aircrafts from its 10 hubs to destinations around the world.
General Information
IATA code: AA
Website: https://www.aa.com/
US reservations: +1 800 433 7300
Main hubs: Charlotte (CLT), Chicago–O'Hare (ORD), Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW), Los Angeles (LAX), Miami (MIA), New York (JFK and LGA), Philadelphia (PHL), Phoenix–Sky Harbor (PHX) and Washington–National (DCA)
Alliance: Oneworld
Frequent flyer program: AAdvantage
Airline partners: Oneworld members plus Air Tahiti Nui, Cape Air, China Southern Airlines, Etihad Airways, Fiji Airways, GOL, Hawaiian Airlines.
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Network
American Airlines serves more than 200 domestic and international destinations in 55 countries.
Check American Airlines’ route map here.
Fleet
American Airlines fleet consists of 881 aircrafts: Airbus A319, A320, A321, A321, Boeing 737 MAX, Boeing 737-800, Boeing 777-200, Boeing 777-300ER, Boeing 787-8, Boeing 787-9, CRJ-700, CRJ-900, ERJ-140, ERJ-145, ERJ-175. It is the largest commercial fleet in the world.
You can use the SeatGuru service to check seat maps!
Services
On most domestic flights within the US, American Airlines offers 2 classes of service - Economy or First. The Economy cabin is divided into Basic Economy (the lowest fare with restrictions), Main Cabin (standard economy) and Main Cabin Extra (more legroom in economy). First is the highest level of service on flights within the US with wider seats and more legroom. Economy and Business with recliner seats are available on short international flights. Long-haul flights are served in Economy, Premium-Economy, Flagship Business and First. Business class seats are fully flat beds. Suite seats are available in First class. Flat-beds and First class service are also offered on some domestic routes, including JFK to LA/San Francisco and Miami to LA. You may find long-haul configuration aircrafts in rotation on some other domestic routes as well.
Rating
Skytrax - 3-Star Airline
APEX - 5-Star Airline
ATW Airline Awards - Airline of the Year (2017)
Choose where you are going from and to by selecting the respective zones. There are two ways to choose your origin and destination - you can either select the zones they fall into on the map or by clicking on the bars above the map and entering the city name or airport code into the search fields.
- Choose one of the three point combination options which is applicable to you. If you don't have any miles in any airline accounts you can leave those fields blank.
- Input all of the different points you have on the credit cards you are planning to use. You can enter as many as you like. If you have multiple cards on one name from the same bank you can combine and enter the total amount of points between all of your cards.
- Enter all the miles you have in airlines frequent flyer programs on the left hand side following the airlines name.
- Once you input the information, click on the analyze button at the bottom of the page.
- The analyzer will offer you the optimal transfer combinations to explore as well as pros and cons of each.
- Review analyzer recommendations. Total number of miles is not the only consideration you should take into account. Analyzer will give you additional information about each program to make the right decision. You can also download results to a pdf and even send them to others if you like.
- Proceed to check availability with respective airlines. Do not transfer any miles until you confirm the desired option is available on the airline’s website. Note the transfer time and hold the reservation if possible before transferring any miles.
- Remember all transfers are final as you would not be able to send the points back to your credit card. If your trip is cancelled your miles will go back to the respective airline account.
- Transferring points to airline's frequent flyer programs is not the only way to obtain the award ticket. You can also redeem the points through your credit card directly by using the Book Travel option. You can find out more by checking out our Credit card reward tab on Wikimiles home page.
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