A American Airlines announced today (10/03) the resumption of direct flights between the international airports of São Paulo/Guarulhos (GRU) and New York (JFK).
As of March 28, the flight will operate daily with Boeing 777-300 aircraft, configured with four classes of service, with eight seats in first class, 52 in Flagship Business, 28 in Economy and 216 in economy class.
The daily flights (AA 950 / AA 951) will depart GRU at 21:40 pm and arrive in JFK at 6:25 am (local time) and will last approximately 9 hours and 50 minutes.
With the resumption of daily flights between São Paulo and New York, American will now offer five direct flights between Brazil and the United States, totaling 33 weekly flights.
The company had already resumed services from São Paulo to Miami and Dallas/Fort-Worth, in addition to flights between Rio de Janeiro and Miami and between Manaus and Miami.
“We are very proud to be protagonists in the resumption of air travel between Brazil and the United States. We have been in Brazil for 30 years and we reaffirm our commitment to the country. The return of the GRU-JFK flight marks yet another victory for our team and the market. We are ready to welcome everyone on board and guarantee all safety protocols, always aiming at the health and well-being of engers”, says Alexandre Cavalcanti, American Airlines sales director for Brazil.
