American Airlines Boeing 737-800 economy class reviewed on Dallas to Las Vegas route

American Airlines' boarding process was described as straightforward, with preboarding for select groups and subsequent boarding by groups 1 through 9. The flight, originally scheduled to depart at 17:45 Central Time, experienced a delay due to the late arrival of the inbound aircraft from Mexico City and additional required maintenance. Boarding began at 17:40, with departure at 18:56.

The Boeing 737-800 featured a seating configuration of two-two in First Class and three-three in Main Cabin Extra and Main Cabin. The reviewer found the seat comfortable, with adequate legroom and access to a USB charging port. There were no seatback entertainment screens; instead, passengers accessed entertainment on personal devices. T-Mobile customers received complimentary Wi-Fi, while other passengers could purchase Wi-Fi packages.

The crew was described as courteous and professional. The flight included complimentary beverage service with options such as coffee, tea, juices, and soft drinks, along with snacks like pretzels or cookies. Additional snacks and alcoholic beverages were available for purchase.

The flight landed at Harry Reid International Airport at 19:17 Pacific Time. After arrival, paramedics boarded the aircraft to assist a passenger requiring medical attention. The deplaning process was efficient.

The aircraft, registered as N960NN, is an 11-year-old Boeing 737-800 operated by American Airlines. Its first flight occurred on October 23, 2014, with delivery to the airline on November 7, 2014. The scheduled duration of the flight was 2.5 hours. Despite the delay, the reviewer described the experience as pleasant and expressed willingness to fly with American Airlines again.