Is there a way to view historical flight loads for American Airlines or other airlines? [duplicate]

1. How do I get a receipt from American Airlines?
2. What other airlines does American Airlines own?
3. What happens if American Airlines overbook your flight?
4. Will airlines extend vouchers?
5. How do I know if my ticket is refundable American Airlines?
6. How do I get my e ticket from American Airlines?
7. Can I use AA miles on other airlines?
8. Can I use American Airlines miles on Hawaiian Air?
9. Are Delta and American Airlines partners?
10. What are my rights if I get bumped from a flight?
11. Can airlines force you to take a voucher?
12. Do airlines sell more tickets than seats?

How do I get a receipt from American Airlines?

You can request a receipt for most tickets booked in the past 9 months. Simply enter the 13-digit ticket number and the passenger last name. It may take up to 72 hours or more for your transaction to appear.

What other airlines does American Airlines own?

Other airline partners

• Air Tahiti Nui.
• Cape Air.
• China Southern Airlines.
• Etihad Airways.
• Fiji Airways.
• GOL Airlines.
• Hawaiian Airlines.
• Seaborne Virgin Islands.

What happens if American Airlines overbook your flight?

If your flight has been overbooked and not enough passengers volunteer to take a later flight, you could end up being denied boarding. ... If your domestic flight arrives more than two hours late, you're entitled to 400% of your one way fare, with a cap of $1,300.

Will airlines extend vouchers?

American has extended some vouchers, which differ from flight credits, through March 2022. But customers must contact the company to be assured of the extra time if the expiration date fell between March 1, 2020, and Dec. 31, 2020. ... extended travel credits through December 31, 2022.

How do I know if my ticket is refundable American Airlines?

How to tell if a fare is refundable?

1. go to aa.com.
2. Click on Reservations.
3. Click on My Reservations.
4. Click on Print Itinerary & receipt and note ticket number(s)
5. Goto www.refunds.aa.com.
6. In the box labeled "Request a Refund or Receipt", enter the ticket number from step 4 and one's name.
7. Voila!

How do I get my e ticket from American Airlines?

How to get your mobile boarding pass:

1. Check in on aa.com and choose 'Email with Mobile Option. ...
2. Check your email from your mobile device and follow the link to get your mobile boarding pass.
3. Save the boarding pass to your device for easy access at security and when you board.

Can I use AA miles on other airlines?

Use your miles for travel on American Airlines, American Eagle^®, oneworld^® airlines and partner airlines on flights to nearly 1,000 destinations worldwide.

Can I use American Airlines miles on Hawaiian Air?

Use AAdvantage^® miles to book award travel on Hawaiian Airlines with oneworld^® and partner airline awards which allow you to travel to and from your desired destination using a combination of our airline participants.

Are Delta and American Airlines partners?

American Airlines and Delta Air Lines are restoring their interline agreement as of Wednesday, a move that establishes the most basic level of cooperation between the nation's two largest carriers. ... Delta attributed the breakup to the fact that AA rebooked too many passengers with Delta.

What are my rights if I get bumped from a flight?

Bumped travelers always get to keep their original ticket and use it on another flight. If you choose to make your own arrangements, you can request an "involuntary refund" for the ticket for the flight you were bumped from.

Can airlines force you to take a voucher?

The key point here is that there needs to be a signed agreement by the passenger to say they are willing to accept vouchers in place of money. If the passenger has not done so then they are under no obligation to accept the airline's offer of vouchers and can insist on cash.

Do airlines sell more tickets than seats?

Most airlines intentionally overbook flights, selling more tickets than available seats for a journey. They do this in anticipation of people "no-showing" on the day of the journey, and the practice is not illegal. Travel experts have warned that as many as 150 tickets are sold for every 100 seats available.