American Airlines (AA) operates 2754 nonstop routes to 370 destinations across 65 countries, departing from 368 airports. Its busiest bases by nonstop route count are Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW), Charlotte (CLT) and Chicago (ORD). American Airlines is a member of oneworld. Updated 18 October 2026.

Busiest American Airlines routes

Chicago (ORD) → Jackson (JAC) Multiple daily
Chicago (ORD) → La Crosse (LSE) Multiple daily
Chicago (ORD) → Sacramento (SMF) Multiple daily
Chicago (ORD) → Waterloo (ALO) Multiple daily
Phoenix (PHX) → Denver (DEN) Multiple daily
Phoenix (PHX) → Los Angeles (LAX) Multiple daily
Phoenix (PHX) → Seattle (SEA) Multiple daily
Phoenix (PHX) → Salt Lake City (SLC) Multiple daily

Frequently asked questions

Where does American Airlines fly?

American Airlines (AA) flies nonstop to 370 destinations in 65 countries, with the most routes from Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW), Charlotte (CLT) and Chicago (ORD).

How many destinations does American Airlines fly to?

American Airlines operates 2754 nonstop routes serving 370 destinations across 65 countries.

What are American Airlines's main hubs?

American Airlines's busiest airports by nonstop route count are Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) (250 routes), Charlotte (CLT) (192 routes) and Chicago (ORD) (183 routes).

Is American Airlines part of an airline alliance?

Yes — American Airlines is a member of oneworld.

Which routes does American Airlines fly most frequently?

American Airlines's most frequent nonstop routes are ORD–JAC (multiple daily), ORD–LSE (multiple daily), ORD–SMF (multiple daily), ORD–ALO (multiple daily) and PHX–DEN (multiple daily).

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