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We’re committed to giving you peace of mind when you travel with us. That’s why our planes receive electrostatic spraying once a week with an EPA-approved disinfectant. Plus, we’re the first airline to start treating our planes with SurfaceWise®2, a breakthrough coating that provides enhanced protection by sustained killing of 99.9% of viruses, including coronaviruses, on surfaces. We’ll be rolling out the treatment across our fleet in the coming months. High-touch and public areas like tray tables, seatbelt buckles, armrests, window shades, seatback screens, doors and overhead bin handles continue to be cleaned before every flight.
We’re also providing PURELL® Advanced Hand Sanitizer in our lounges and hub airports across the U.S. and working with Vanderbilt University Medical Center to provide guidance on health matters and our cleaning procedures.
The latest research shows how you can have more peace of mind flying with us today as a result of the measures we’ve implemented through our Clean Commitment.
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Cleaning and sanitizing kiosks, ticket counters, passenger service counters and baggage service offices.
Adding PURELL® Advanced Hand Sanitizer dispensers before security areas in select locations.
Locating agents at alternating work stations and turning off some kiosks to create more space.
Encouraging physical distancing throughout the check-in and security areas.
Face coverings are required for all team members and travelers in the airport – where your trip begins, where it ends and where you connect.
Installing commercial-grade shields at ticket counters.
Select U.S. travelers can scan their boarding pass at the kiosk to automatically print bag tags.
Cleaning and sanitizing all areas of the club and installing hand sanitizer stations.
Adding PURELL® Advanced Hand Sanitizer dispensers in key locations.
Show your card or scan your boarding pass to enter. Foot-operated devices are being installed on restroom doors in some clubs.
Seeking GBAC STAR™ Accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council to ensure we have the proper procedures to respond to biological threats like COVID-19.
Installing commercial-grade shields at reception and service desks.
Enjoy packaged snacks, a full-service bar with complimentary and premium beverages, or order from the menu on your mobile device.
Signs and floor decals to encourage spacing at the check-in desk and flexible seating to allow social distancing.
A face covering is required while you’re in the club, but you can remove it to eat or drink.
Cleaning and sanitizing the gate and seating area more frequently.
Adding PURELL® Advanced Hand Sanitizer dispensers in key locations after security.
Installing commercial-grade shields at boarding gates and service desks.
Encouraging physical distancing at the gate and while boarding the plane.
You can now scan your mobile or printed boarding pass to limit physical interactions.
A face covering is required in the airport and while flying on American, except for children under 2 years old.
Starting to treat our planes with SurfaceWise®2, a breakthrough coating that provides enhanced protection by sustained killing of 99.9% of viruses, including coronaviruses, on surfaces. We’ll be rolling out the treatment across our fleet in the coming months
Hand sanitizer will be available on all flights.
Similar to hospital standards, HEPA filters on all mainline aircraft and most regional jets refresh the cabin air every two to four minutes.
Deep cleaning tray tables, seatbelt buckles, armrests, window shades, seatback screens, doors and overhead bin handles.
For your well-being and those seated near you, a face covering is required during flight but you can remove it to eat or drink.
Food and drink service in the Main Cabin is limited. On some longer flights, snack bags will be available when you board. You’re also welcome to bring your own snacks and soft drinks.
We've implemented additional cleaning and sanitation procedures in catering kitchens including additional sanitation of food prep areas, carts, and catering vehicles.
Seeking GBAC STAR™ Accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council to ensure we have the proper procedures to respond to biological threats like COVID-19.
Your safety and well-being is our top priority. If you’re traveling with us there are steps you can take to help prevent COVID-19 or other illnesses.
Beginning June 30, we’ll ask all travelers during check-in to confirm they have been free of COVID-19 symptoms for the past 14 days. Staying home is the best way to protect yourself and others from getting sick.
Food and drink service is limited in the Main Cabin and based on flight length and destination, and some airport restaurants may be closed.
The TSA now allows you to bring up to 12 ounces of hand sanitizer in your carry-on bag.
It's required while flying on American, except for children under 2 years old. You're also required to wear one in the airport where your trip begins, where it ends and where you connect.
A recent Harvard University study estimates the use of face coverings on board may reduce infection risks from respiratory particles to less than 1%.
You can use the app to check in, pay for your bags, get your boarding pass and watch free shows on your flight.
