American Airlines More International Schedule Changes for Summer 2025

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DALLAS- The Dallas-Fort Worth-based carrier, American Airlines (AA) has announced significant modifications to its Summer 2025 long-haul schedule through updates filed during the January 25, 2025 weekend and is reported by Aeroroutes.

The changes affect multiple international routes and aircraft deployments across its network.

Photo: Clément Alloing

American Airlines International Schedule

The airline launches three new routes:

• Charlotte to Athens operating daily with a Boeing 777-200ER from June 5 to September 1,
• Chicago O’Hare to Madrid with daily Boeing 787-8 service starting March 30, and
• Chicago O’Hare to Naples beginning May 6 with daily 787-8 flights.

Network expansions include Dallas/Fort Worth to London Heathrow increasing from four to five daily flights, with the additional AA154/153 service operated by a Boeing 777-200ER. The route will maintain four daily 777-300ER services alongside the new frequency.

Dallas/Fort Worth gains seasonal service to Venice Marco Polo, operating from June 5 to September 1. The route starts with daily 777-200ER service until August 5, switching to 787-8 operations through September 1.

Schedule adjustments affect Chicago O’Hare’s European services. The Barcelona route extends until October 24, while Dublin operations revised to June 5 through October 5. Paris Charles de Gaulle service shifts to May 5 through September 2, and the planned Venice Marco Polo service faces cancellation.

Aircraft reconfigurations impact multiple routes. Boston to London Heathrow upgrades to 777-300ER service from April 17 to 28. Dallas/Fort Worth to Barcelona transitions between 787-8, 777-200ER, and 787-9 operations throughout the season. The Frankfurt route suspends operations from June 5 to July 4.

Asian route modifications include Dallas/Fort Worth to Tokyo Haneda switching to 787-9 operations from September 3, while Shanghai Pudong maintains daily 787-9 service with a temporary 787-8 deployment from May 5 to June 4.

Photo: Clément Alloing

Changes from MIA and LAX

Los Angeles maintains its dual daily London Heathrow service with a mixed fleet deployment, operating one daily flight each with Boeing 777-200ER and 777-300ER aircraft. The Tokyo Haneda route from Los Angeles transitions to Boeing 787-9 operations on both daily frequencies starting September 3.

Miami’s network undergoes substantial modifications across multiple routes. The Buenos Aires service reconfigures with Boeing 787-8 aircraft replacing the 777-200ER on flight AA907/908 while maintaining a third daily 787-8 service until May 3. London Heathrow service doubles to twice daily using 777-300ER aircraft, with the AA056/057 maintaining 777-300ER operations from May 4 to June 4.

The Miami to Paris Charles de Gaulle route operates only from March 29 to May 4 with daily 787-8 service before suspension. Rome Fiumicino service expands with seasonal daily 777-200ER flights starting June 5, followed by 787-8 operations from October 6 to 24 after a one-month hiatus.

Sao Paulo Guarulhos routes from Miami witnessed aircraft swaps from May 5 to June 4, with AA929 switching to 787-8 and AA995 transitioning to 777-300ER operations. These changes affect only Miami departures, optimizing capacity allocation on these strategic South American routes.

Photo: Cado Photo

Flight Update from New York and Philadelphia

New York JFK’s Athens service shifts from May 5 through September 1 with daily 777-200ER operations. The Barcelona route upgrades to 777-300ER service from June 4 to August 5. London Heathrow maintains four daily flights with one 777-200ER and three 777-300ER services.

The JFK-Madrid route upgrades to 777-300ER operations from June 5 to September 2, with a service suspension from July 5 to August 5. Rome Fiumicino transitions to 787-9 service from May 5, while Sao Paulo Guarulhos maintains daily 787-9 operations.

Philadelphia expands its European network significantly. Edinburgh service resumes after a five-year hiatus with daily 787-8 flights from May 23 to October 4. Milan Malpensa returns to the network after 16 years with daily 787-8 service starting May 23.

Philadelphia’s existing routes see aircraft adjustments. Amsterdam switches to 787-9 operations from October 6. Barcelona operates 787-9 service from August 5 to October 4. Copenhagen transitions to 787-8 flights from June 5 to October 4, while Dublin uses 787-9 aircraft from August 6 to September 2.

The Philadelphia-Rome route doubles to twice daily from June 5 to October 1, adding a 787-8 service alongside the existing 787-9 flight. Naples service advances to May 5 with daily 787-8 operations, while Nice’s launch delays to May 16 with mixed 787-8 and 787-9 deployment.

Venice Marco Polo service from Philadelphia moves forward to March 29 with daily 787-8 flights. Zurich operations maintain daily service until October 2, upgrading to 787-9 aircraft between July 4 and September 2.

Featured Image by Clément Alloing | Flickr

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