American Airlines unveils new routes to Asia, Europe

American Airlines recently announced it will be introducing flights services to several new destinations. The new routes are being launched throughout Latin America, Europe and Asia next year.

The airline in a statement said that the new routes to be introduced, includes New York-Dublin, Dallas-Seoul and Chicago-Dusseldorf.

American Airlines has started offering air tickets at low fares for daily nonstop flights between New York and Dublin to be started from June 12, 2013. The airline will be operating the flights on New York-Dublin route in association with British Airways and Iberia. The three carriers have entered into a long-standing transatlantic agreement. The airline said that the customers would be offered the U.S. customs pre-clearance facility at Dublin.

According to the airline, its first ever service to Seoul would be launched from May 9, 2013, with daily flights to be operated from Dallas-Fort Worth. The service on this route will be operated in association with Japan Airlines. The airline also revealed that it will begin daily flights services between Chicago O’Hare and Dusseldorf from April 11 next year.