American Airlines schedules direct flights to 2026 Texas A&M football games at Alabama and Tennessee

from WTAW - Interviews · host Bryan Broadcasting

This podcast is a visit with Bethany Dennis at American Airlines and WTAW's Bill Oliver.Local fans of Texas A&M football have the opportunity to fly non stop to two road games in the 2026 season.Bethany Dennis at American Airlines, who graduated from A&M in 2019, says reservations are available for direct flights from Easterwood Airport to and from Birmingham for the Alabama game and to and from Knoxville for the Tennessee game.Dennis says decisions were made in part by tracking the final destinations of passengers flying out of Easterwood airport to American's hub at DFW airport.The two round trips depart Easterwood on Friday and return on Sunday.This is not the first time American has had direct flights from Easterwood to Texas A&M road games. Dennis said she flew to the Miami game in 2023 and there was a direct flight in 2025 to the Notre Dame game.

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