Good Lifestyle

Back to a feeling of "normality" after the Pandemic COVID-19 also meant a return to a favorite national hobby-transport. But those who like to do tourism andVisit new destinations are encountered with constant cancellations and delays in recent times, because the air transport industry strives to follow the renewed request for trips by plane. Now, carriers carry out strategic cuts to try to relieve part of the tension. American Airlines is the last to announce that it would abandon three American cities from its flight plans. Read more to find out which cities - and routes - will be Nixées, on September 7.

Read this then:Southwest cuts the flights of these 3 major cities, from June.

Airlines find it difficult to follow and during the Memorial Day weekend,Travelers felt tension With nearly 3,000 canceled flights, NPR reported. American Airlines was one of these carriers,Cancellation of nearly 200 flights During the holiday weekend.

Aside from the isolated cancellations, the airline has also set up plans to completely eliminate certain roads. In May, American Airlines confirmed that it would beCut the flight tracks in an internal memo describingUpdates of international roads, Reported the Guy (TPG). Three routes get the ax this fall, from November 3, including an itinerary in Dallas, Texas, at Jorge Chavez International Airport in Lima, Peru; And two Colombian roads at John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport in New York: Medellin and Cali. In addition, the Seattle service in Bangalore, India, was to return for the first time since 2012, but has been postponed once again, said TPG.

The "reduced request" was cited as the main reason for international cancellations, while the war between Russia and Ukraine was noted as the reason for the reinstatement of the Seattle-Bangalore road. Now, American Airlines points to another reason for the new cuts.

If you live in New York or Ohio, you may need to reconfigure your travel projects. From September 7, American Airlines will no longer fly for Islip, New York (ISP); Ithaca, New York (ITH); and Toledo, Ohio (Tol). And while the air transport industry faces a multitude of problems, the main reason for these cuts is the shortage of regional pilots, according to a press release from a spokesperson at TPG.

"In response to the shortage of regional pilots affecting the air transport industry, American Airlines made the decision difficult to put an end to the service at Islip and Ithaca, New York and Toledo, Ohio, from September 7," said the airline company.

"We are extremely grateful to the care and services provided by our teams to our customers in Islip, Ithaca and Toledo, and we are working in close collaboration with them. Offer alternative arrangements," added the spokesperson.

RELATED:For more up-to-date information, register for our daily newsletter. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

The airline also shoots other flight routes, TPG reported. Since September 7, the airline will abandon the service of Charlotte, Caroline du Nord (CLT), in Alexandria, Louisiana (AEX), and in the service of Chicago, Illinois (Ord) both in Ontario, in California (Ontario ) and Saint Lucia (UVF). The cuts were noted for the first time in the Cirium schedules, said TPG, then confirmed by the airline.

Make it even more complicated, two other flight routes were interrupted for the 2022 winter season, and three other routes were suspended without restart.

As part of the suspension, you will no longer be able to fly from Charlotte to El Paso, Texas (ELP) or Sioux Falls, Dakota from the South (FSD), and you will not be able to fly from Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas (DFW) to San Pedro Sula, Honduras (SAP), according to TPG. This break is "temporary", but without a clear restart date, it is difficult to say when you can book tickets to and since then.

Are you looking to plan a winter getaway? Know that you will not be able to fly from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (PHL) to Sunny Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (SDQ), or Santiago, Dominican Republic (STI) during the coldest months.

Unfortunately, the pilot shortage and subsequent planning difficulties are not isolated for American airlines, and other transporters feel the pressure.

In May, Delta Air Lines confirmed that she was going to cut hundreds of flights from daily flights due tostaff shortages. According to a service note obtained by TPG, the airline plans to continue "thin the calendar"Until the month of June. JetBlue also announced in May that it would beNixing 20 itineraries for certain parts of summer, in order to buildMarginage for cancellations.

American cuts are only the last to be reported, but if you need to go to Islip or Ithaca, rest assured that you can always go from point A to point B. Southwest, Frontier and Breeze Airlines are still used islip, and Delta Connection and United Express serve ithaca, according to TPG. Toledo makes things a little more complicated, because Allegiant Air, a low -budget airline, is now the only carrier serving Ohio airport.

Read this then:Delta will not let you do this on flights, in force immediately.