the airínea American Airlines increases flights to Latin Americaérica reaffirming its presence in Lima, Santiago and São Paulo.
After the mediaáethical and well-known «divorce» Come in American Airlines y LATAM Airlines, the airíNea announcedó today its plans to expand its international network with new and improved international services to strategic marketségics within the regionón in direct competition with LATAM and alsoén to the following destinations:
- Increased service from Miami International Airport (MY) a:
- Lima, Perú (LI), to start the 7 of April.
- Santiago, Chile (SCL), to start in the winter of 2020.
- Sao Pãhead, Brazil (TOWER CRANE), to start in the winter of 2020.
- New daily service from Boston (BOS) a Londres Heathrow (LHR) from 29 of March.
- Extended service to key European destinations, including Rome (FCO), Doubleín (DUB) and Barcelona, España (BCN)
All new routes areán subject to approvalón of the government. The flights will beán available for sale from 7 October, with exceptionón of GRU and SCL, which to beán available for sale in December.
New opportunities in Américh latina
American celebró Recently 30 añserving you in Miami, and now he hasún much más to celebrate with additional services to Lima, Santiago de Chile and Sao Paulo Guarulhos, ready to start the próximo añO.
Currently, the airínea operates with the following núnumber of daily flights to each of these destinations from Miami:
- Lima: two daily flights with Boeing aircraft 767 y Boeing 757.
- Santiago de Chile: a daily flight with Boeing aircraft 777.
- Sao Paulo Guarulhos: two daily flights with Boeing aircraft 777.
American currently operates two daily flights to Lima from Miami, y la próxima spring increaseá operations to three flights daily throughout the yearňor with Boieng planes 757, providing más service than any other airlineínea to one of the cities máSudam's big sérica. Ye el próximo winter, the airíne implementá an additional flight to the capital of Chile, Santiago, and a third flight to the city más grande of Brazil, São Paulo, both operated with a Boeing 777-200.
