AMERICAN Airlines has abruptly canceled flights as it confirms it is scrapping an entire route.
The airline says is has made the “difficult decision” as it works to improve its services.
American Airlines has scrapped one of its domestic routes between two US cities (Stock)[/caption]
Customers with outstanding tickets will be offered refunds or itinerary changes (stock)[/caption]
After four years, the carrier is scrapping a domestic route between to US cities with refunds being offered to customers.
American Airlines will no longer run flights between Dallas, Texas, and Eugene, Oregon, it confirmed.
“As part of a continuous evaluation of our network, American has made the difficult decision to discontinue service between Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) and Eugene, Oregon (EUG),” the airline told The Street.
All airlines continually assess their flight schedules and readjust them based on customer demand and other factors.
The route was first launched in 2021 but had already been scaled back earlier this year.
American Airlines put the route on a seasonal schedule, only running it during peak travel times.
This ended on August 5, 2025, and there will be no more flights on this route, seasonal or not.
The move has left some customers who have already booked flights for next year in the dark.
“We’re proactively reaching out to impacted customers and apologize for any inconvenience,” a company spokesperson said.
Affected customers will be offered either a full refund or an adjusted itinerary.
American will still be running flights to Eugene, but not from Dallas.
Instead, passengers will have to travel from Phoenix to Eugene.
It is not the only change that American has rolled out.
The carrier has also announced that there will be a baggage change affecting all passengers from Monday.
The airline will no longer be assessing carry-on baggage at the gate in the same way, with more customers likely being asked to check their oversized carry-on baggage before security.
Meanwhile, rival Delta is modernizing its planes and Southwest Airlines has scrapped its open-seating policy.
Plus, major airlines have grouped together to fight new rules regarding a ‘hidden fees’ law saving passengers from surcharges.
Elsewhere, a European airline has cancelled all flights as it goes into administration.
The move has impacted thousands of customers, the carrier said.
