Beginning May 2025, American Airlines will increase flights to Rome (FCO), Naples (NAP) and Venice (VCE). Tickets are available for purchase starting November 4th on aa.com and American’s mobile app.
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Building upon its new NAP service that launched this year, American will become the only airline flying non-stop from Chicago (ORD) to NAP in 2025. American will offer its first-ever non-stop flight from Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) to VCE starting June 5. Complementing existing service from Philadelphia (PHL), the airline will offer convenient one-stop connections to VCE from more than 230 destinations in North America.
The timeless appeal of Rome will be easier to visit with expanded summer service from Miami (MIA) and PHL. Announced in September, American’s new service between MIA and FCO will now start in June instead of July as previously announced.
And, complementing daily year-round service from PHL, American will operate a second daily summer flight to FCO. American will operate flights from FCO to more destinations in the United States than any other U.S. airline, giving customers the flexibility to choose a schedule that gets them where they want to go when they want to go.
Together with American’s joint business partners, customers will have more ways to explore their familiar favorites or new neighborhoods across Europe and beyond. Next year, American will expand service to partner hubs with additional daily flights from DFW and MIA to London (LHR) and new service between ORD and Madrid (MAD). Thanks to these partnerships, customers can create seamless itineraries to more than 175 destinations in Europe.
American recently announced additional non-stop service to Europe, including resuming service to Edinburgh, Scotland (EDI), next year. The airline will also launch more flights to Athens, Greece (ATH), and Milan (MXP) next year.