First-class service is coming to an end for some American Airlines flyers — here’s what that means for your booking

It’s last call for first class.

American Airlines will be phasing out first-class seating for transcontinental routes in line with a campaign to expand its business-class cabin.

Starting on November 19, AA passengers will no longer be able to purchase first-class seating — dubbed Flagship First — on its Boeing 777-300ER planes, which are used for long-haul routes from Sao Paulo to Tokyo, the carrier announced in a press release.

Meanwhile, they will stop selling first-class seats on the Airbus A321T starting on March 28, 2027.

Thankfully, this revamp doesn’t mean passengers can no longer fly in style. As part of the overhaul, the carrier will…

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