Tuesday, September 1, 2009

american flight 2427 Charlotte to lax -is this same aircraft(airplane )for the entire flight

american flight 2427 Charlotte to lax -is this same aircraft(airplane )for the entire flight?
if you look at this schedule from American I'm trying to see if this is the same airplane from Charlotte to Los Angeles or do I have change planes in Dallas? (as you see its the same flight number does anyone know? AMERICAN AIRLINES 2427 CLT Charlotte Mar 09, 2009 09:10 AM DFW Dallas/ Fort Worth Mar 09, 2009 11:10 AM M80 AMERICAN AIRLINES 2427 DFW Dallas/ Fort Worth Mar 09, 2009 12:10 PM LAX Los Angeles Mar 09, 2009 01:35 PM
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1 :
You are probably going to have to change planes in Dallas.
2 :
Typically, the same flight number being used for a flight with multiple stops means that the same plane will be used for both legs of the journey. Due to aircraft substitutions, delays, or other issues in Dallas, though, there may be a need for them to switch you to different aircraft (even though the flight numbers are the same). There really isn't going to be a way to tell whether you will be on the same plane or not until the day of the flight, because there's no way to tell whether they will need to switch planes for whatever reason until that day.
3 :
Just by looking at your itinerary, I would say you should not have to switch planes; the flight originates in CLT and makes a stop at DFW before continuing onto to LAX. But just as the previous person said, sometimes airlines make substitutions.

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