American Airlines - Destinations

Destinations

Further information: American Airlines destinations

American Airlines serves four continents, trailing Delta Air Lines and United Airlines, which both serve six. Hubs at Dallas/Fort Worth and Miami serve as gateways to the Americas, while American's Chicago hub has become the airline's primary gateway to Europe and Asia. New York Kennedy (JFK) is a primary gateway for both the Americas and Europe, while the Los Angeles hub (LAX) is the primary gateway to Asia. Lambert-St. Louis International Airport served as a regional hub for several years. However, the airline's 2009 restructuring led to the airport being removed as a focus city on April 5, 2010. American serves the third-largest number of international destinations, after United Airlines and Delta Air Lines.

AA hubs listed by Flights (August 15, 2012)

Rank	Airport	Flights
1	Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas	764
2	Chicago-O'Hare, Illinois	501
3	Miami, Florida	294
4	Los Angeles, California	159
5	New York-LaGuardia, New York	102
6	New York-JFK, New York	86

American is the only U.S. airline with scheduled flights to Bolivia and Uruguay and plans to introduce flights to Asuncion, Paraguay's capital city in November 2012.