You might know by now that American Airlines has just added five additional European routes, all of which will take off next March or May. While only one link is brand-new (it has never been served by any carrier), the others are returning to its network. They involve three of its hubs: Dallas/Fort Worth,Miami, and Philadelphia.Only one of these is within the US’s 10 busiest airports list.
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