American Airlines cuts nine Boeing 777-200ER routes and shifts to newer aircraft

American Airlines cuts nine Boeing 777-200ER routes and shifts to newer aircraft
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American Airlines has eliminated nine Boeing 777-200ER routes since January 2025, with four of those routes now served by newer aircraft types.

The airline replaced the Miami‑Cancun service with narrow‑body planes, removed the Miami‑Paris CDG nonstop, and moved the New York‑Rome flight to a 787‑9 in May 2025. Seasonal service from Los Angeles to Auckland now uses a 787‑8, the Dallas/Fort Worth‑Frankfurt route switched to a 787‑8 in June 2025, and the temporary London‑Heathrow to Las Vegas route is now operated with a 787‑9.

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