美国航空感恩节预计运送逾800万旅客：近8.5万个航班，11月29日单日7021班创疫情以来纪录
美国航空公布2026年感恩节运营计划：11月19日至12月1日，美航及其区域合作伙伴预计运送超过800万名旅客，执行近85000个航班，较2025年同期增长4%。其中最繁忙的是11月29日星期日，计划执行7021个航班，是美航疫情以来单日规模最大的一天。
按这一安排，高峰时段美航平均每13秒就有一个航班起飞。11月20日、29日和30日上午11时（中部时间），预计同时有1130个航班在空中运行，美航位于 Fort Worth 的综合运营中心随时有近500名员工值守调度。
这13天里的航线跨度极大：最短的是 Miami 至巴哈马 Bimini 的64英里航线，最长的是 Dallas Fort Worth 至澳大利亚 Brisbane 的8299英里航线。美航首席运营官 David Seymour 表示，团队已为一年中最繁忙的出行时段之一做好准备，重点是安全与可靠的运行。美航同时提示，旅客提前在官网或手机应用内预付托运行李费用可省5美元。（来源：美国航空）
American Airlines Expects More Than 8 Million Thanksgiving Customers on Nearly 85,000 Flights, With a Record 7,021 Flights on Nov. 29
American Airlines has released its operating plan for the 2026 Thanksgiving period: from November 19 through December 1, American and its regional partners expect to welcome more than 8 million customers across nearly 85,000 flights, up 4% from 2025. The busiest day will be Sunday, November 29, with 7,021 flights scheduled, the airline's largest single operating day since the pandemic.
At that pace, an American flight will take off about every 13 seconds during the peak. At 11 a.m. Central time on November 20, 29 and 30, some 1,130 American flights are expected to be in the air at once, supported by nearly 500 people on duty at any given time at the airline's Integrated Operations Center in Fort Worth.
The schedule spans the very short and the very long: the shortest trip is Miami to Bimini in the Bahamas at 64 miles, and the longest is Dallas Fort Worth to Brisbane, Australia, at 8,299 miles. Chief Operating Officer David Seymour said the team is ready for one of the busiest travel periods of the year, focused on a safe and reliable operation. American also noted that customers can save $5 on eligible checked bags by paying in advance on its website or app. (Source: American Airlines)
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