On April 15, 1926, Charles Lindbergh, Robertson Aircraft Corporation's chief pilot flew a bag of mail in a DH-4 biplane from Chicago to St. Louis. This flight is regarded as the first regularly scheduled flight of what was to become American Airlines. Today we fly our passengers to over 260 destinations in 50 countries with, on average, more than 3,300 daily flights. The combined network aircraft numbers more than 900 fleets. With almost 85 years experience behind us, we deliver around 94 million customers to their destinations each year. To learn more about American Airlines' history, click here*

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GLOBAL ACTIVITIES

UNICEF	Pink Ribbon

LOCAL ACTIVITIES

Make A Wish	Junior Achievement (JA)	TOMODACHI

We are proud to be the airline which is famous for its innovation in this industry.

Other 'firsts' include:

• First airline to introduce a VIP lounge
• First US airline to introduce an arrivals lounge in Europe (at Heathrow) offering snacks, showers, business facilities and a gym
• Award winning website with late deals, special offers and easy booking. (Selected by the World Travel Awards as the 2010 "World's Leading Airline Internet Site")
• First airline to launch a dedicated website for women traveler

From Tokyo, American Airlines offers daily non-stop flights to Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth and New York with connections across the US and into Canada, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Our Pacific schedule is available to view online.

As a founding member of the oneworld alliance, and with extensive codeshare partner agreements, we offer a truly global network. Together, its members serve more than 900 destinations in over 149 countries and territories.

American Airlines has been a global leader for over three quarters of a century. Experience the quality for yourself on board our flights.