American Airlines will have no flight to this city, September 7
The carrier puts an end to his service completely at an airport.
If you expectSmooth trips This summer, you are in a brutal awakening. While many people are unleashed during their summer holidays 2022, airlines struggle with increased demand and current endowment shortages. As a result, travelers have experienced chaos at the country's airports. In the last day only,Over 2,000 flights have been canceled and the experts expect things to get worse as the fourth weekend in July is getting closer, according to NBC News. The situation is so disastrous that some carriers already cancel flights for later in the year to try to take some control over the situation. In fact, American Airlines has just revealed its cutting ties with a city in total this fall. Read more to find out where the carrier abandons his service in September.
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American Airlines has already made flight cuts and cancellations in 2022.
American Airlines is no stranger to walk in his schedule, especially this year. In May, the carrierstarted to collapse The number of flights he made from four major American cities: Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles and Raleigh. Then in June, American announced that he would also abandon several international roads from his calendar in November, following "Reduction of demand“This includes an itinerary of 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.
But the airline now ends the flights completely in another city.
American Airlines prepares to get rid of its service in another American city this fall. This carrier will stop flying towards and from Dubuque, Iowa, September 7,The Telegraph Herald recently reported. An American spokesperson told the newspaper that it was "Difficult decision to end the service"At Dubuque regional airport.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
"We will proactively contact customers provided by the trip after this date to provide alternative provisions," the carrier said in a statement sent by e-mail.
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City officials say they are trying to work with American Airlines.
This is not the first time that American has changed his service to Dubuque. At the beginning of 2020, the carrier suspended flights to the city due to the cocovio pandemic, according toThe Telegraph Herald. But airport directorTodd Dalsing The newspaper said that American's announcement was different this time.
"They then said it was a suspension and that it would come back," he said. "Now, even with the high cost of fuel, they say that this is not a income problem, that it is completely a problem of shortage of pilots. Preating that the pilot shortage could last for years or more. "
The American is also the only commercial carrier at Dubuque regional airport, so it is certain to cause problems. But Dalsing said the airport will continue to try to work with the carrier. "We have been partners for a long time. We will examine all the alternative solutions that we can find," he toldThe Telegraph Herald. "But at present, they say that it is not a suspension."
American Airlines recently announced the end of its service in three other cities.
The Dubuque cup is added to three other cities that lose the services of American Airlines later this fall in response to aLack of pilots. The carrier confirmed to the points guy last week that he droppedThree American cities Of its route in September: Islip, New York; Ithaca, New York; And Teldeo, Ohio.
"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 A spokesperson for American Airlines The News Released. "We are extremely grateful to the care and services provided by our teams to our customers in Islip, Ithaca and Toledo, and we work in close collaboration with them. Offer alternative arrangements."
During a presentation of May at the Comté de Dubuque supervisors, CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of the Dubuque RegionMolly Grover Talked about the problems that American Airlines and others are faced with staff shortages. "Since the start of the pandemic, more than 50,000 airline employees - many of these pilots - are no longer with airlines because they were pre -cook," said Grover at the time, according to The Telegraph Herald . "You can do a lot of things in the air transport industry to adapt. But the only thing you cannot do when you have shortages of drivers is flies."
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