09 November 2024
American Airlines expands flight offerings to Italy in 2025
From new in-flight meal options to exclusive offers, members will be able to enjoy more connections to Rome, Naples and Venice for a summer season full of destinations
American Airlines has announced its expansion plan for 2025, with the largest flight schedule ever offered to Italy. Starting in May, the airline will launch a new direct service from Dallas-Fort Worth to Venice and introduce flights from Chicago to Naples.
The offer to Rome will be enhanced with an increase in flights from Miami and Philadelphia, making travel between the United States and Italy even easier. The expansion aims to respond to the growing demand for travel to major Italian cities, with the aim of facilitating connections and promoting tourism.
This initiative is part of American Airlines ' strategy to consolidate its presence in Europe and make the most of oneworld alliance partnerships, offering a widespread service for US customers wishing to explore Italy. The new connections will ensure convenient connections for travelers arriving from different American cities, strengthening cultural and commercial ties between the two countries.
By the editorial staff of Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source, photos and visual: American Airlines Press Office
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