American Eagle Airlines has begun nonstop jet service to five new cities from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW): Santa Fe, NM; Tallahassee, FL; Montgomery, AL; Brownsville, TX; and Lake Charles, LA.
"This is an exciting day for American Eagle as we welcome five new markets into the American Airlines global network," said Jon Snook, senior vice-president – customer service at American Eagle. "With daily service to the Dallas/Fort Worth hub, customers can connect on American Eagle to anywhere in the world that American flies."
From DFW, American and American Eagle operate approximately 745 daily departures to nearly 160 nonstop destinations, including 34 international destinations.
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