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American Airlines Temporarily Operating Airbus A321T Between LAX and Miami

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Max Prosperi is a part-time frequent flyer and travel writer and full-time student. Based in St. Louis, Missouri, Max covers a variety of topics with a focus on points, miles, and aviation.
Aug. 18, 2019
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American Airlines Temporarily Operating Airbus A321T Between LAX and Miami
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American Airlines has added the airline's Airbus A321T on flights between Los Angeles and Miami this winter, as reported by One Mile At A Time. From December 18, 2019 through January 6, 2020, American will operate two of the airline's up to nine daily flights between Los Angeles and Miami using the Airbus A321T, which is configured for American's premium transcontinental routes. During this same period, American will reduce the number of flights the airline offers between San Francisco and New York-JFK, a route operated solely with the Airbus A321T.

One of American's two daily round-trip flights from Miami and LAX as seen on Google Flights.
One of American's two daily round-trip flights from Miami and LAX as seen on Google Flights.

American Airlines A321T Flights Between Los Angeles and Miami

  • AA1473 Los Angeles ⇒ Miami, Departs at 9:40 a.m., Arrives at 5:52 p.m.
  • AA914 Miami ⇒ Los Angeles, Departs at 10:12 a.m., Arrives at 12:47 p.m.
  • AA914 Los Angeles ⇒ Miami, Departs at 2:05 p.m., Arrives at 10:22 p.m.
  • AA2289 Miami ⇒ Los Angeles, Departs at 7:45 p.m., Arrives at 10:25 p.m.

This is great news for travelers as the Airbus A321T is American's most passenger-friendly narrow-body aircraft. The Airbus A321T features 10 seats in first class configured in a 1-1 layout, 20 seats in business class in a 2-2 configuration, and just 72 seats in the main cabin in a standard 3-3 configuration. Of those 72 seats in the main cabin, 36 seats are branded as Main Cabin Extra and offer enhanced legroom with passengers receiving free premium drinks.

American Airlines Airbus A321T First Class seat. (Image by Max Prosperi/The Points Guy)
American Airlines Airbus A321T First Class seat. (Image by Max Prosperi/The Points Guy)

Unfortunately, this move does not appear to be permanent, as American Airlines' schedule does not show the A321T operating flights between Los Angeles and Miami beyond January 6.

Additionally, passengers hoping to book a seat in first or business class aboard the A321T between Los Angeles and Miami will have to wait. A quick search on AA.com shows no premium cabin award availability on these flights at the moment.

American Airlines tells TPG that its Flagship Service will be offered onboard these flights. Aside from the standard Flagship Service amenities in flight, first-class customers receive access to American's Flagship Lounge and Dining options while business-class flyers have access into the Flagship Lounge.

This story has been updated with the correct information about American's Flagship Service offerings onboard the LAX-Miami Flights.

Featured image by Kevin Song