American Airlines offering largest-ever Italy flight schedule
American Airlines will offer more flights to Italy on than ever before next summer.
Beginning May 2025, American will increase Italy flights to Rome, Naples and Venice.
Building upon its new Naples service that launched this year, American will become the only airline flying nonstop from Chicago to NAP in 2025.
The airline will offer more seats to the city than any other US. airline.
The airline will offer its first-ever nonstop flight from Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) to Venice starting June 5.
Complementing existing service from Philadelphia, the airline has convenient one-stop connections to Venice from more than 230 destinations across North America.
Additionally, there is expanded summer service from Miami and Philly to Rome.
Announced in September, American’s new service from Miami will now start in June instead of July as previously announced.
Complementing daily year-round service from Philadelphia, American will operate a second daily summer flight to FCO.
Tickets will be available to book starting November 4 on aa.com and the app.
Beyond Italy, American will expand service to partner hubs with additional daily flights from Dallas and Miami to London (LHR) and new service between Chicago and Madrid.
Thanks to these partnerships, travelers can create seamless itineraries to more than 175 destinations in Europe.
American recently announced additional nonstop service to Europe, including resuming service to Edinburgh, Scotland next year.
The airline will also launch more flights to Athens, and Milan next year.
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