American Airlines Reopens Flagship Dining at Los Angeles International Airport
American Airlines has reopened its sit-down Flagship Dining service at Los Angeles International Airport, giving eligible travelers another premium dining option.
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American Airlines has reopened Flagship Dining at Los Angeles International Airport. The service operates inside the airline’s Flagship Lounge and offers eligible passengers table service and à la carte meals.
Key details
- Flagship Dining is available at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and Miami International Airport (MIA).
- Access is limited to eligible travelers, including some premium-cabin passengers and qualifying transcontinental or Hawaii itineraries.
- Eligible passengers may face a waitlist during busy periods and can place orders by QR code.
Flagship Dining is available at LAX, Dallas/Fort Worth and Miami.
Why it matters
The dining service adds a sit-down option to the airport lounge experience for travelers who meet the access requirements. Its three-airport footprint connects eligible passengers with the service at major American Airlines hubs.
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