The wide bodies
American Airlines has a fleet of 166 wide body aircraft consisting of variants of the Boeing 777 and 787 families. The latest types are the 789P plus the Project Olympus conversion of existing 777-300ER to a new three class configuration
The narrow bodies
Over 80% of American Airlines' aircraft are narrow-bodies, comprising both Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 families
From 2018, the airline embarked on a fleet harmonisation programme, codenamed Project Oasis, introduced to standardised cabin layouts for each of the Airbus and Boeing sub fleets. This process is largely completed although the embodiment of the Airbus A319 has paused with just one aircraft (tail number N778XF) receiving the Oasis conversion.
Ten addiitonal Airbus A321neos entered service in April 2024. These former Alaska Airlines' tails are currently configured 16F 174M and are expected to receive a cabin update resembling the A321K configuration
New Airbus A321 XLRs are expected to enter service in 2025
American Eagle
The regional brand of American Airlines, under which several individual regional airlines operate short and medium haul feeder flights
Historic seat maps
In this portfolio, we have assembled a small selection of seat maps depicting dear departed members of the American Airlines' fleet
