American Airlines offer daily direct flight between Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and Madrid, Spain use 225-seat Boeing 767-300 plane type in two-class seating configuration.North Texas and the city of Madrid are economic centers for technology, manufacturing, and tourism.
flight schedule
Flight AA 36, will depart DFW at 5:35 pm and arrive in Madrid at 10:00 am, a flight time approximately 9 hours, 25 minutes. from Spain, Flight AA 37, will depart MAD at 1:10 pm and arrive at DFW at 4:45 pm the same day - a flight lasting approximately 10 hours, 35 minutes. All times are local.
American Airlines spacious Business Class cabin make customers to relax, rest and sleep in comfort; and to be entertained. Watch a film, take on a challenging video game or catch up on world news. We'll provide you the space, features and amenities that help you customise your personal space. From the moment you enter the newly redesigned cabin, During your time in the air, you'll be free to do what you really want - or need - to get done. In American Airlines new Business Class, how time flies is up to you.
Whether you're already a loyal American Airlines frequent flyer, or thinking about trying us for the first time, here are some great reasons to fly American Airlines. We offer a range of discount airfares as well as a range of Business fares and AAdvantage offers.
American Airlines , a founding member of the global oneworld(R) Alliance, currently serves Spain with two daily nonstop flights - to Madrid from Miami International Airport and to Barcelona from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.
Madrid will be the 34th international destination served by AA and American Eagle from its Dallas/Fort Worth hub, depending on the season. With its oneworld(R) Alliance partners, the new service will also provide convenient and seamless travel to 87 destinations served nonstop beyond Madrid into Europe, Africa, and Asia.
From DFW, American and American Eagle operate approximately 745 daily departures to more than 150 nonstop destinations. Among American's nonstop international destinations from DFW are cities in Argentina, the Bahamas, Belize, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, France, Germany, Guatemala, Jamaica, Japan, Mexico, Panama, the United Kingdom, and Venezuela.
"Spain is expanding its investment and business opportunities in the United States with an eye on Texas and the Dallas/Fort Worth region, so this is terrific news for our citizens and our economy," said Tom Leppert, Mayor of Dallas. "This announcement clearly demonstrates the strength of our business marketplace, as well as the power of DFW International Airport to boost tourism and trade for all of us."
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