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April 12, 2019•4 min readYour Chances of an Upgrade on American Long-Haul Flights at JFK Just Went UpThe cards we feature here are from partners who compensate us when you are approved through our site, and this may impact how or where these products appear. We don’t cover all available credit cards, but our analysis, reviews, and opinions are entirely from our editorial team. Terms apply to the offers listed on this page. Please view our advertising policy and product review methodology for more information.Passengers flying international long-haul on American Airlines out of New York's John F. Kennedy airport may now have a slightly higher chance of an upgrade, thanks to new aircraft that the carrier is putting on the routes. As of March 31st, American is exclusively flying widebody Boeing 777s, with larger premium cabins, to international long-haul destinations from JFK. That means more potential seats for miles and systemwide upgrades.The last non-777 departure to Europe or South America out of JFK operated by American Airlines was on March 30th to Madrid, on a Boeing 767-300. American's move to lean solely on the 777 out of JFK is intended to both increase capacity and the quality of service out of the airport. Until recently, the carrier used a combination of Boeing 757s, 767s and 777s to fly Europe and South America routes out of New York City, which led to inconsistencies among the international products offered across all flights. Many of American's international 757 and 767s, for example, were older aircraft with aging interiors and cabin designs. The 757 is also a single-aisle aircraft, which some premium international travelers find less than appealing.Business class on American Airlines' Boeing 757 (Photo by Katie Genter / The Points Guy)By switching long-haul operations at JFK to a full 777 fleet, American can now tighten up the experience for premium passengers, though it still won't be wrinkle-free across the board. Right now, American operates three types of 777s out of JFK: the 777-200ER with business and economy cabins; a version with business, economy and premium economy cabins; and the 777-300ER, which has first,

U.S. government has since financed more than 300,000 miles (483,000 km) of transcontinental highways, including more than 40,000 miles (64,000 km) of limited-access multilane roads. In Canada the Trans-Canada Highway offers a coast-to-coast through route, while from Mexico the Pan-American Highway links the countries of Central America. These highways have enabled trucks to take over short-haul routes from railways, and the railways have concentrated on long-haul, low-cost routes. Truck and train, however, have been integrated in the “piggyback” containerized carriage. The automobile, meanwhile, has displaced commuter trains in many cities, and radial and ring routes have helped draw the cities far out into the countryside. The attendant problems of congestion and pollution have approached the critical stage in many cities. Air transport Air transport has taken most of the long-distance passenger traffic from the trains, and airfreight has cut into truck-freighting trade. Intense overall competition is thus a recurrent feature of North American transportation systems. Airways have tended to centre on the larger cities and to magnify their importance, although the rise of the “hub” system of air transport has helped to diversify air routes. Links with Europe and Asia make North America the chief crossways of air routes in the world. The United States alone accounts for some two-fifths of all the world’s passenger air traffic, and several of the chief airports in the world are in the United States, including those in Chicago, Dallas–Fort Worth, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Denver, San Francisco, New York City, Miami, Boston, and Washington,

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