American Airlines North America continues to lead the Miami International Airport (MIA) hub. A week ago we announced a new route from this important leg, and American has already reported another connection starting soon, starting in December, to one of the most sought-after destinations on the continent.
Starting December 20, American Airlines will increase its flight offers between Miami and the global city of Sao Paulo in Brazil, specifically to the most important airport, Sao Paulo Guarulhos. We remember that this city has three airports in total.
This new frequency depends on magazine The communications specialist, Aviacionline, will be implemented during the period of greatest demand in the summer season (in Brazil) 2023/2024. The airline currently operates 14 weekly flights with Boeing 777-200 (ER) and Boeing 777-300 (ER) aircraft with a capacity of 273 and 304 passengers respectively.
Flights from Miami Airport
The flight schedule published in the aforementioned outlet specifies that the flight schedules from Miami to Sao Paulo, Brazil are as follows: one flight departs at 7:40 PM (Miami time), and another at 9:15 PM (Miami time). ) And another American flight to this Brazilian city at 10:50 pm. As you can see, these new routes will depart from Miami at night.
We recently announced that American is looking for direct flights to the dream Mediterranean destination of Palma de Mallorca, Spain. American Airlines is considering offering a direct flight to Palma de Mallorca Airport, the capital of the Balearic Islands, in Spain.
This connection will be a great opportunity for travel lovers who want to discover the culture, gastronomy and nature of this European destination. American Airlines will therefore follow the example of United, which has already been operating a non-stop flight between New York and Mallorca since June 2022. But American Airlines will open a direct route between Miami and Mallorca, near Ibiza.
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