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American Airlines vs Virgin Australia route maps

American Airlines flies 1,278 nonstop routes and Virgin Australia flies 74 nonstop routes. They fly none of the same routes. 1,278 routes only on American Airlines, 74 routes only on Virgin Australia; both serve 2 airports. Routes checked October 27, 2026.

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Routes both fly
0
Only AA
1,278
Only VA
74
Airports both serve
2

Route overlap

of all routes either flies are flown by both
0%
of the airports either serves are served by both
0%
of American Airlines's routes Virgin Australia also flies
0%
of Virgin Australia's routes American Airlines also flies
0%

Routes both fly · 0

American Airlines and Virgin Australia fly none of the same airport pairs, though both fly to 2 of the same airports (listed below).

Route sources (including Wikipedia fallback): American Airlines ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), American Airlines ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), American Airlines ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), American Airlines ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026) and 168 more.

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Only American Airlines · 1278

From Dallas DFW · 249

From Charlotte CLT · 183

From Chicago ORD · 179

From Los Angeles LAX · 53

From Miami MIA · 162

From New York JFK · 46

From New York LGA · 54

From Philadelphia PHL · 121

From Phoenix PHX · 105

From Washington DCA · 81

From Boston BOS · 24

From Cancún CUN · 10

From Raleigh RDU · 5

From Nashville BNA · 2

From Indianapolis IND · 1

From Pittsburgh PIT · 1

From Austin AUS · 2

Only Virgin Australia · 74

From Brisbane BNE · 23

From Melbourne MEL · 16

From Sydney SYD · 16

From Adelaide ADL · 6

From Perth PER · 10

From Canberra CBR · 2

From Denpasar DPS · 1

Airports both serve · 2

If American Airlines and Virgin Australia merged

Merged, American Airlines and Virgin Australia would fly 1,352 nonstop routes to 403 airports in 72 countries. They fly none of the same routes today, so a merger would add to each network without removing a competitor on any route. American Airlines would gain 34 new airports and Virgin Australia 367 new airports.

Merged nonstop routes
1,352
Airports served
403
Countries
72
Routes both fly today
0 (0%)

New for American Airlines · 34

New for Virgin Australia · 367

A what-if, not news of a real deal. Merge two other airlines

Quick answers

Do American Airlines and Virgin Australia fly the same routes?

No. Their route maps have no airport pair in common, though both fly to 2 airports.

Which has more routes, American Airlines or Virgin Australia?

American Airlines, with 1,278 nonstop routes to 369 airports, against 74 routes to 36 airports for Virgin Australia.

Which airports do both American Airlines and Virgin Australia fly to?

Brisbane (BNE) and Sydney (SYD).

Which routes does only American Airlines fly?

1,278 routes, including Allentown/Bethlehem (ABE) to Charlotte (CLT), Abilene (ABI) to Dallas (DFW), Abilene (ABI) to Phoenix (PHX), Albuquerque (ABQ) to Dallas (DFW), Albuquerque (ABQ) to Los Angeles (LAX), and Albuquerque (ABQ) to Chicago (ORD), and 1272 more.

Which routes does only Virgin Australia fly?

74 routes, including Adelaide (ADL) to Canberra (CBR), Adelaide (ADL) to Hobart (HBA), Adelaide (ADL) to Launceston (LST), Adelaide (ADL) to Perth (PER), Adelaide (ADL) to Sydney (SYD), and Alice Springs (ASP) to Adelaide (ADL), and 68 more.

Where do these route maps come from?

Each airline's own route map, timetable and newsroom pages, with Wikipedia used only where an airline publishes none. Every source is linked under the map; the newest was checked October 27, 2026.

How much do American Airlines and Virgin Australia overlap?

0% of the routes either airline flies are flown by both. That is 0% of American Airlines's routes and 0% of Virgin Australia's; 0% of the airports either serves are served by both.

What would a American Airlines and Virgin Australia merger fly?

Merged, American Airlines and Virgin Australia would fly 1,352 nonstop routes to 403 airports in 72 countries. They fly none of the same routes today, so a merger would add to each network without removing a competitor on any route. American Airlines would gain 34 new airports and Virgin Australia 367 new airports.

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