American Airlines will cut capacity in summer 2020 to address record low customer demand, including suspending 70% of domestic and 80% of international capacity for June versus the same period last year. The airline will also delay the start of some international service that was previously announced to begin in May and June. That service is now scheduled to begin operating in June and July, respectively. The updated schedules will be reflected on aa.com starting Sunday, May 3.
American also made additional reductions in service to New York’s airports (LGA, JFK and EWR), which will be extended through June 4. From May 6 through June 4, American will operate up to 15 daily flights from New York. Due to government restrictions in the Caribbean and Latin America, American will suspend 85% of its flying from Miami (MIA) through June 4.
See below for details about updated service, including frequency adjustments not previously announced.
Updated Europe schedules:
JFK- London Service resumes June 7, 2x per week
LAX-LHR Service resumes July 7
ORD-Athens Service resumes June 5, 5x per week
ORD-Dublin (DUB) Service resumes June 5, 5x per week
ORD-LHR Service resumes June 4, 5x per week
PHL-LHR Service resumes July 7
RDU-LHR Service resumes July 7
Updated Latin America schedules
JFK-London (LHR) Service resumes June 7, 2x per week
LAX-LHR Service resumes July 7
ORD-Athens (ATH) Service resumes June 5, 5x per week
ORD-Dublin (DUB) Service resumes June 5, 5x per week
ORD-LHR Service resumes June 4, 5x per week
PHL-LHR Service resumes July 7
American Airlines will soon require all customers traveling to wear a face covering (or mask) while on board the aircraft.
