Now it’s Venice’s turn with the debut of the new route from Dallas-Fort Worth to Venice.
12 daily US-Italy flights this summer
This new seasonal route follows the Philadelphia to Milan and Chicago to Naples flights, The Dallas-Venice contributes to the growth of American's Italian network which, during this summer season, will see its largest ever operation in Italy with 12 flights a day between the United States and Italy. The new service from Dallas to Venice - operated by Boeing 777-200 and 787-8 aircraft - is in addition to those from Philadelphia to Venice’s Marco Polo, reintroduced on 29 March.
“An operating schedule of up to two flights a day to Venice”
“This new flight, together with the service from Philadelphia, consolidates American's commitment to fostering stronger connections between the United States and North-Eastern Italy, while strengthening connections from the Veneto region thanks to an operating schedule of up to two flights a day to Venice during the 2025 summer season,” said José A. Freig, vice president international and inflight dining operations of the star-studded carrier.
Connections to other US and to Mexican cities
Camillo Bozzolo, Save Group Aviation development director, added: "With over 900 flights a day, Dallas Airport is the largest hub airport in the United States. The flight from Venice therefore also translates into the possibility of reaching connecting destinations distributed throughout the South-West of the country, as well as 25 cities in Mexico, contributing to the opening of one of the fastest growing tourist markets at present, namely Central and South America".
