AIRBUS A350? - The American Airlines Fleet

What aircraft are in the American Airlines fleet? Does the Airbus A350 still have a place and what's next looking into the future for this massive U.S. airline?

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[The_Apple_Sheep]

The A350 was not mentioned once in this video (at least not in a way that explains AAL has something to do with them)

[udiaeromodelismo]

Amigo o avião da capa do vídeo não é um A350, é um 787

[EstorilEm]

Stig Shift probably approves of this video! 🤟

[benwingreeff]

Your subjects of videos are all missleading you said nothing about the A350

[nonstops_aviation]

I can see the XLR being used on a few EX 757 routes

[Dan.d]

If AA would purchase the Boeing 777-9X airplane in the distant future, they can open up newer long-range markets, boost a higher capacity layout with two to three classes and operate out of certain airfields. The A350 would be nice as well in the AA long-haul fleet, but AA relied heavily on the Boeing 787 "Dreamliner" to begin with and had since forfeited their once original order for 25 of the A350s that were destined for "then" US Airways. Of course, this would not mean that they wouldn't "pair" these two amazing airplanes on similar future markets. The 787 and the A350 have both excelled very nicely for other carriers. I would definitely think they would do well for any of the "legacy carriers" like AA, or UA for instance. I recently heard that AA was lobbing with Boeing, to probably consider developing the 787-10 IGW. This would increase 500-600 miles to the original -10 range. I don't know if this has since been shelved, or is it still considered.

[afb]

These are my favorite videos you make. I really wonder what direction AA will go when it comes time to replace the 777s.

[jeremypearson]

All the major carriers need a mix of Airbus and Boeing just to deal with supply issues. We know what happens with all the eggs in one basket.

[richjames]

I do hope American sticks with Boeing on Long haul fleet. 787, 777 and 777X. As a frequent American flyer I really appreciate the feel of the Boeing aircraft. Using a mix of Boeing and Airbus on shorter haul makes sense but for long haul sticking with Boeing makes financial sense.

[richjames]

Yes, American’s fleet compare favorably to United and Delta. I cannot believe Delta still fly 757 and 767-300 to Hawaii.

[coolx]

Please, post about A321neo for Qatar Airways

[Parula]

AAL only sends one flight to Australia, LAX>SYD, and they use a 773ER exclusively for this route.

[ronparrish]

American Airlines still using old 319 from America West and i think also original cabin crew judging by my last flight

[dequanclarke]

DJ u say the A319 are the oldest type active not all of the A319s are old thoses with the Sharklets are the newer ones and their ages are much younger than the older ones from US Airways

[k.kiev_t]

Can you do Thai Airways? There’s a lot of changes to its fleet since the pandemic period.

[ulysseslee]

Their 777-200 is the only USA airline using RR Trent 800 Engine

[grahamnash]

How about looking at a less covered airline from yesterday, "Interflug" of east Germany? I'm certain there's going to be some items of interest in that story.

[AudiR]

this seems cursed but its nice airlines are purchasing the a350

[Nathan-uf]

I would like to see what Etihad's fleet looks like

[SamuelBarringer]

American Airlines flies the Airbus a319 to Monterey Regional Airport.