American Airlines increases capacity on three international routes

American Airlines is preparing for a busy winter by increasing flight capacity on several international routes. The airline expects more travelers this winter and is making changes to accommodate them. Starting this December, American will add a fourth daily flight from Miami to Buenos Aires, Argentina. From Dallas, the airline will increase flights to São Paulo, Brazil, moving from seven to ten flights a week. It will also extend the season for flights to Dublin, Ireland, into January 2026. In Los Angeles, American Airlines will upgrade its aircraft for flights to Auckland, New Zealand, starting December 3. Additionally, flights from Philadelphia to Athens will be extended until mid-November. These changes reflect American's growth strategy as it expands its network, including adding new domestic routes for the summer. Recently, the airline launched a new service from Miami to South Caicos, increasing its total Caribbean destinations to 43. Despite these plans, some airlines, like United and Delta, are adjusting their outlooks for the year due to recent travel declines and economic uncertainty. United's CEO stated that the airline will not resort to cost-cutting measures this time.