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For most of the last two years, it seemed that the only news to get out of airlines seemed quite disastrous, because Covid-19 has led most of the trips. Now, carriers are faced with a very different environment and areinflate their schedules While passengers return to mass seats. The latest news comes from American Airlines, which has just announced that it would add new flights to four major cities in the coming months. Read more to see which markets will see more options for departure during the summer.

Read this then:Delta has just made this permanent change for all passengers, from now.

Despite persistent obstacles such aslabor negotiations and doping fuel prices, the main carriers have expressed great confidence that theirThe fortunes finally improved. During the J.P.Morgan Industrials conference on March 15, CEO of American AirlinesDoug Parker said that "demand is higher than ever" for interior travel and ticket sales were "incredibly solid", citing that society had seen three days record for reservations, according toUSA today.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

As part of its push to broadcast its wings again, American Airlines announced that it would expand operations during the summer season byAdding new flights to four major cities, Simple flight reports. The new roads will see the daily departures between Dublin, Ireland and Charlotte, Chicago O'Hare and Dallas - Fort Worth operated until October 29.

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The last flights will be added to the existing daily service of the airline all year round of Philadelphia, Dublin being the second largest European destination at this airport. In total, the carrier will offer more than 13,600 seats out of 56 flights per week to the Irish popular destination, which brought its number to 96% of the capacity it had before the simple and pandemic flight reports.

"We are proud to continue to extend our imprint across Europe withMore Dublin flight To our American hubs, offering more flexible travel options to our customers wishing to return to the sky, "Workman Rhett, The director general of Europe, the Middle East and Asia for American Airlines, said in a statement.

This is not the only time American recently announced a significant change in its routes. In March, the carrier announced that he would add aNew non -stop flight Between John F. Kennedy Airport in New York and Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar from June, making it the only American airline to serve the destination. And in February, the American announced an increase in the service toCentral and South America, banging the daily flights of Miami in Buenos Aires from one to two andIncrease the number of daily flights For Guayaquil, Ecuador and Liberia, Costa Rica at three each, from May 1. Dallas also saw a third daily flight added to Guanajuato, Mexico, as part of the changes. And New York J.F.K saw two additional daily flights to Miami added to its calendar and an increase in regional links with Norfolk, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Richmond and Baltimore, reported simple flying.

However, the airline has also written some of its routes. The company's revised calendar has shown that international and long-haul flights serving Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles and Raleigh would also be affected on May 1. The new departures saw Chicago reduce its four daily flights to Heathrow Airport in London to three. Meanwhile, Los Angeles had its service between Sydney suspended as suspension on Raleigh flights in London was extended at least on June 3 and Dallas had flights to Kahului, Maui reduced twice a day, a service Santiago, Chile suspended from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May in May From May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May from May on June 5 to 3, and had the resumption of flights to Tel Aviv, he still delayed on June 4.

Read this then:United finally brings back this service for travelers, on April 14.