American adds flights to Guadalajara, Belize City; Japan adds Osaka
Beginning in the spring, American Airlines will offer nonstop service to Guadalajara, Mexico, and Belize City, Belize, and Japan Airlines will add nonstop service to Osaka, Japan, a route it discontinued eight years ago.
American’s new daily nonstop service between LAX and Guadalajara starts June 4 on an Airbus A319 that seats eight passengers in first class and 120 passengers in the main cabin.
American’s new twice-weekly nonstop service to Belize City begins June 6 and will be offered on Saturdays and Sundays on a Boeing 737-800 that seats 16 passengers in first class and 144 in coach.
Both American routes currently have connecting flights (stop, change of planes).
On March 20 — the first day of spring — Japan Airlines adds daily nonstop service to Osaka on a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Its daily nonstop service from LAX to Tokyo will continue.
The Dreamliner seats 186 passengers with 42 seats in business class and 144 economy seats. Coach has eight seats across in a 2-4-2 configuration.
Japan Airlines and American are codeshare partners on flights to Japan and many others as members of the OneWorld Alliance.
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