American Airlines highlights top seven Airbus A319 routes from Dallas/Fort Worth

From Dane County Regional Airport in Madison to DFW, American Airlines offers an average of 18.74 flights weekly using the A319-100. The aircraft are configured with two layouts featuring Main Cabin Extra and economy seats, with either eight or twelve business class seats upfront.

Lubbock's connection to DFW sees about 19 flights weekly. The route primarily serves as a feeder into American Airlines' network but also highlights Lubbock's cultural attractions like the Buddy Holly Centre.

Columbus is linked to Dallas via John Glenn Columbus International Airport with around 19 weekly flights. This connection supports year-round operations to several major cities within American's network.

The third busiest route for the Airbus A319 involves Querétaro Intercontinental Airport in Mexico, averaging over 20 weekly flights. This link facilitates travel between Texas and Querétaro state while providing connections through Dallas.

Guadalajara stands out as the most popular international destination served by American's A319s from DFW. With three daily flights covering a distance of 935 miles, this route offers ample capacity for travelers heading southward.

Lastly, San Antonio maintains a strong link with Dallas through an average of over 25 weekly flights on this brief domestic route spanning just 247 miles.

These routes underscore the strategic importance of DFW within American Airlines' operations and highlight how specific aircraft types like the Airbus A319 are leveraged across different markets.