US EditionAmerican adds Budapest, Prague and Buenos Aires flights for summer 2026
HUNGARY, AUG 7 – American Airlines will resume direct summer flights from Philadelphia to Budapest and Prague with daily Boeing 787-8 service offering 3,200 weekly seats, boosting transatlantic travel options.
- Beginning May 21, 2026, American Airlines will offer daily nonstop service connecting Philadelphia with both Budapest and Prague.
- These routes resume seasonal services suspended in 2020 due to the pandemic after months of negotiations to restore direct flights.
- American Airlines redesigned its network focusing on current demand, using Boeing 787-8 aircraft except Zurich flights operated by Boeing 777-200s.
- Philadelphia International Airport CEO Atif Saeed expressed enthusiasm about the return of nonstop flights from PHL to sought-after destinations, anticipating that travelers will be very pleased with these services.
- The new services mark a milestone in Hungarian-American relations and may boost tourism by improving travel ease and connectivity.
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