Inaugural flight arrival: American Airlines to Brisbane from Dallas-Fort Worth.

By: Sexy

On: October 27, 2024

Tagged: Airport, City, Country, Network, Sky, Station, Travel, World

Enjoy our livestream of the inaugural American Airlines flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Brisbane on Monday 28 October.

Global flight tracking service ‪@Flightradar24DotCom‬ predicted that the inaugural ‪@AmericanAirlines‬ Dallas-Fort Worth to Brisbane service would be one of the most tracked flights in the world.

Flight AA7 marks the longest flight by distance in the American Airlines global network and the longest flight on the Brisbane Airport destination map.

This livestream is hosted by Brisbane Airport’s Media Manager Peter Doherty, a live television veteran of 30 years, along with Sammy Cheney, Series Producer of the travel program The Great Outdoors, who recently travelled to Texas to feature the destination.

Read the latest news here: https://newsroom.bne.com.au/bne-fligh…

Livestream support from:
‪@OnlyPlanesNetwork‬

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