One of the Biggest Networks in the USA
American Airlines is one of the biggest names in US aviation, with a network that reaches well beyond the major gateway cities. Together with Qantas, it connects Australia with Dallas/Fort Worth and Los Angeles, opening up hundreds of onward options across the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.
That network is particularly useful if your plans involve more than one stop. Dallas/Fort Worth is American's largest hub, giving Australian travellers access to cities right across the US, while its oneworld partnership with Qantas makes it easier to combine the two airlines within the same itinerary.
Popular American Airlines Routes from Australia
American flies non-stop from three Australian cities to its US gateways at Dallas/Fort Worth and Los Angeles — from where its huge network reaches right across the Americas.
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American Airlines Cabin Classes
American's long-haul aircraft to Australia carry four cabins. Our team can advise on the best cabin for your journey and AAdvantage status.
AAdvantage — American's Loyalty Program
AAdvantage is one of the world's largest and longest-running frequent flyer programs. Every American flight booked through iFly.au earns AAdvantage miles just as it would booking directly — simply add your AAdvantage number when you book.
- Earn & redeem miles — earn on American and Oneworld partner flights, including Qantas, then redeem for flights, upgrades and more.
- Oneworld & Qantas — as a Oneworld founding member, American works hand-in-hand with Qantas, so your miles and status travel with you across the Pacific.
- Elite status — reach Gold, Platinum, Platinum Pro and Executive Platinum for upgrades, priority services and lounge access.
- Admirals Club & Flagship Lounges — access American's lounges across the US, plus Flagship Lounges for premium international travellers, depending on your cabin and status.
American Airlines Fleet
American flies one of the largest fleets in the world. On its long-haul routes you'll find:
- Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner — American's flagship long-haul aircraft, used on the Brisbane–Los Angeles and Brisbane–Dallas routes, with Flagship Business, Premium Economy and Main Cabin.
- Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner — a slightly smaller Dreamliner across the international network.
- Boeing 777-300ER — American's largest aircraft, carrying Flagship Business and Premium Economy on long-haul routes.
- Boeing 777-200ER — a long-serving twin-aisle on transatlantic and Latin American services.
Why Book American Airlines Through iFly.au?
- Competitive fares — access American Airlines fares across Economy, Premium Economy and Business, including available promotional fares, with no iFly booking fees on international travel from Australia.
- Go further than the gateway — Dallas or Los Angeles might only be the first stop. We can help piece together onward American Airlines flights to destinations across its extensive US network.
- American + Qantas — combine American Airlines and Qantas flights when it makes sense, with the benefits of their oneworld partnership across eligible itineraries.
- Keep your loyalty working — add your AAdvantage or eligible oneworld frequent flyer number and earn according to the airline, fare and program rules.
- Help without the time-zone headache — if you need assistance with your booking, you can speak with our Australian team during Australian business hours rather than trying to work around a US-based airline call centre.