As jet fuel prices remain high due to the war in Iran, American Airlines says it is suspending several flights.
The routes will be suspended for two months at the end of summer, an American Airlines spokesperson told USA TODAY in an email.
Most of the routes will include flights from Los Angeles traveling to the Midwest or the East Coast, according to the Arizona Republic, a part of the USA TODAY Network.
Which American Airlines Routes Are Being Suspended?
The following routes are set to be suspended, according to reporting by several major outlets, including CBS News, NewsNation and KTLA.
- Los Angeles to Cleveland, Ohio
- Los Angeles to Columbus, Ohio
- Los Angeles to Pittsburgh
- Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. (Dulles International Airport)
- Charlotte, North Carolina, to Ontario, California
- Charlotte, North Carolina, to Sacramento, California
Are the American Airlines Flight Suspensions Temporary?
Yes, the routes will only be suspended temporarily. Travelers can expect them to be suspended from August to September, according to American Airlines.
How Will the American Airlines Flight Suspensions Impact Customers?
Travelers impacted by the suspensions will be offered a refund or alternative travel arrangements, according to American Airlines.
Contributing: Michael Salerno, Arizona Republic
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