
American Airlines Schedules Boeing 777-200ER Flights on 10 Routes
American Airlines schedules five international routes and five limited domestic routes for Boeing 777-200ER service from late 2026 through 2027, according to published schedule analysis.
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American Airlines has Boeing 777-200ER flights scheduled on 10 routes spanning domestic and international markets from late 2026 into 2027. The routes and aircraft assignments come from an analysis of Cirium Diio schedules; American has not confirmed the reported schedule changes.
Key details
- Five international routes listed for 2027 are JFK–Tel Aviv, JFK–São Paulo Guarulhos, Charlotte–Barcelona, Dallas/Fort Worth–Venice and JFK–Rome. The Rome flight appears as a possible single-date operation on October 30, 2027.
- Five domestic routes show limited 777-200ER operations between late 2026 and early 2027: Los Angeles–Dallas/Fort Worth, Philadelphia–Dallas/Fort Worth, Charlotte–Orlando, Phoenix–Dallas/Fort Worth and JFK–Las Vegas.
- The reported JFK–Las Vegas flights run around January 2–11, 2027, near the Consumer Electronics Show, alongside flights to and from Tokyo Narita.
- The published fleet figures, attributed to ch-aviation, list 47 Boeing 777-200ERs and 20 777-300ERs at American Airlines.
The international routes include JFK–Tel Aviv, JFK–São Paulo Guarulhos, Charlotte–Barcelona, Dallas/Fort Worth–Venice and JFK–Rome.
Why it matters
The schedule analysis places American’s long-range twin-aisle aircraft on a mix of transatlantic, transpacific and South American routes, as well as selected domestic sectors. The Las Vegas flights also connect the airline’s New York operation with aircraft positioning for Tokyo Narita service.
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