At New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport, American Airlines is getting ready to revamp its fleet, which will result in a major improvement to its travel offerings. A representative for the airline confirmed the arrival of the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner into its fleet, which was first seen in Cirium timetables. This is a deliberate attempt to improve passenger experiences out of the airline’s hub in New York.

Starting on October 27, the New York to New Delhi route will be the primary focus of the switch to the new 285-seat Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. The Boeing 777-300ER, which presently operates this route, will gradually be replaced with the more sophisticated Dreamliner model as a result of this aircraft upgrade.

As part of its expansion strategy, American Airlines intends to significantly expand the number of Dreamliners in its fleet located in New York, as well as the number of pilots stationed there. A representative for the airline provided specifics of the modification, stating that the October aircraft swap for the New York (JFK) to New Delhi (DEL) route is a result of ongoing efforts to improve their fleet and network in order to maintain daily nonstop service on this crucial route.

The airline wants to add roughly thirty Dreamliners to its current fleet in the upcoming years; the first of these cutting-edge aircraft is anticipated to take to the air later this year. With their 51 Flagship Business suites, 32 premium economy seats, 18 Main Cabin Extra economy seats, and 143 regular economy seats, the new aircraft are expected to provide customers with an improved flying experience.

Furthermore, American Airlines recently revealed that it will be adding new routes or expanding existing ones on up to thirty routes from its base at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) starting this summer. This will set a record for the airline’s largest schedule from DFW.